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1968 GS400 Convertible

Members Rides item created by Ray Magee, Jan 10, 2025

Average User Rating:
5/5,
Ray Magee, Jan 10, 2025
THX181, FLGS400 and unclelar like this.

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  1. Michael_G
    5/5,
    "Beautiful Car..."
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    I love the lines, stance and eye catching color.
    Michael_G, Jan 13, 2025
  2. rolliew
    5/5,
    "Love that car"
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    rolliew, Jan 10, 2025
    1. Ray Magee
      Thanks!

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  1. BUQUICK
    BUQUICK, Jan 16, 2025
    1. Ray Magee
      Yes, I noticed that when I was researching the car. I also noticed you were one of the contributors with some great info on special color cars built in KS. In person, the color is a bit darker than in Tris’s photos. The white building in the background seems to lighten it up a bit!
      Ray Magee, Jan 16, 2025
    2. BUQUICK
      I know it's a long distance from Jacksonville, FL to Bowling Green, KY but please consider bringing the car to the 2025 GS Nationals in May. That's a rare '68 and lots of people would enjoy seeing it.
      BUQUICK, Jan 17, 2025
  2. Michael_G
    Any more photos? Does she have the original drive train?
    -MIG
    Michael_G, Jan 13, 2025
    1. Ray Magee
      I believe the drive train is original.....400-4 with Muncie close-ratio 4 speed. Unfortunately I don't have more photos but the original seller has a bunch on his website. www.pmclassiccars.com. under the Previously Sold category.
      Ray Magee, Jan 15, 2025
  3. schwemf
    Hello Ray,
    I remember this car from Wheatridge, Colorado in the 1980s. I often wondered if it was ordered by a Denver Bronco?
    -mike
    schwemf, Jan 11, 2025
    1. Ray Magee
      Hi Mike,
      The color would certainly be good for a Bronco fan! Looking for the build sheet to see if there is a GM (non Buick) color code but no luck so far. Pontiac had a Carnival Red that looked close as well as Orange used on Chevy and GMC trucks. Denver would make sense as it ended up with a collector in Montana. Ray
      Ray Magee, Jan 11, 2025