This GS350 is a rare ''for sale'' sight down here. Very few GS coupes come up. It's on offer about 60 miles from my house. Love to read informed opinions as to the originality or otherwise of this car. I'm not a potential buyer, I'm a big-boat-Buick guy, but I am interested to know how good this looks to real experts. I am already guessing the rear spoiler is a cheap shot at GSX looks? Or was that a factory option? https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/175359576046?hash=item28d43ec7ee:g:A0UAAOSwGUNi2gVA&amdata=enc:AQAHAAAAoBl1M6GbAlLy87LF2uGQ+mzD7fAzMKtcWMbvumjU7QrYiPFysj3wSUnmGzbWnbqjBap+TXRDSisiY084DEH5QvLkYjX8Tv2rGA4Vugk5vAieLQ5T/kXohPDFOVTBs6rQpgzJzwKAzjiq3G5x/VCC4J+dFyFOY8b5mlZ2IIZKdzrz9zIV48D2JtNo2jZ3u7IDpvRc6dm6B+SG0DRDTjGwswg=|tkp:Bk9SR9a8r7noYA&LH_All=1 It's priced at about $US30,000. PLEASE move past ''sticker shock'' - that looks like good value down here right now. A 1969 GS350 just sold for $58,000 (about $US39,000) That's the kinda money we pay. For instance.... There's this triple black 1971 GS455 ''stage 1'' for sale on this island for $120,000 (about $US80,000). It looks really nice. Mind you, it has been for sale for several months now....even for us, that price is wildly high. There is a very small market for these cars here, and (just like in the USA) most people have no idea about them. https://www.tradeuniquecars.com.au/detail/buick-gs-455-850478
I'm sure the gold GS was the one for sale over here in Perth about 6 months or so ago. It was priced around A$35,000 or a bit less, but no space available unfortunately.
Even if not the case here with this particular GS350, I love how you guys can trace a car back across the Pacific and spot the price mark-ups. Thanks. Will do. Sorry, I didn't know you could wipe out all the alphabet soup.
