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The Skylark debuted in Buick's line up in 1953 as a Limited Edition Roadmaster model but by the early 60's it had taken on a different form representing a compact Buick in luxury trim. Painted in Black with a White hardtop, you'll know this is a Buick as soon as you see those signature 'portholes' on the front fenders - a styling feature that has carried over to modern day Buicks. Perhaps the most exciting part of this entire car is the presence of the period correct 215 CID V8 which was one of the most advanced V8s in production in the contemporary era with an all-aluminum block and heads, saving a ton of weight in the process and meaning you'll get more horsepower per cubic inch than in an iron block V8. The seller is stating that the engine was rebuilt when the car rolled over 100,000 miles and other recent maintenance includes the 4 barrel carburetor, radiator hoses and a new battery installed. Endless fun factor can be found with the 4-speed Borg Warner manual transmission, another period correct offering with this vehicle. The interior of this 1962 Buick is a time capsule on its own featuring Red vinyl...

This beautifully restored convertible is a real head turner, and you just don-t see a Buick like this very often. In the 1962 model year, the Skylark became a model in its own right. It used the previous year-s basic sheet metal but was available in two new body styles: a two door convertible coupe and a two door hardtop. In 1962, the Skylark was also the first American car to use a V6 engine in volume production. This beauty has a 215 cid V8 that was tuned to 190 hp. It has a 2 speed automatic transmission. The 1962 was named Motor Trend-s Car of the Year. The carb was rebuilt in 2017 and the car was repainted in 2015 as...

The sunny yellow exterior and classy brown interior will bring back memories of all those summer nights cruising around town. Put the power top down and drive down the road with style and fun. 1962 was a special year for the Skylark as its 215-cubic-inch power plant was upgraded to 185 horsepower. Matched with its trusty two-speed automatic, this golden girl will get you around town smoothly and quickly.

This vehicle is equipped with power steering, power brakes, power windows, white wall radial tires, hub caps and AM radio.

In 1962, the Skylark was the first American car to use a V6 engine in volume production. This beauty is a low mileage two owner car that is an excellent example of a classic Buick. And only 500 since the engine was rebuilt, this metallic blue convertible with a light tan interior is ready to cruise the beautiful weather this time of year. It is equipped with the original AM radio, but an updated stereo cleverly stowed away in the glove box. It has a power top, power brakes, power steering, radial tires and the original Buick hub caps. There aren-t many this...

This 62 Skylark seems to be in all original condition. The Skylarks came with a 215 CID Aluminum, 11. 0:1, 190 HP, 4 barrel carbureted engine and a 2 speed automatic transmission. The odometer reads 16,500 miles, and owner can't verify if it original or not, but the interior and color matched floor mats, brake, and gas pedals show little wear. Options on this 62 Buick are dual horns, dual side view mirrors, tissue dispenser, color matched seat belts, non-tinted glass, windshield washer, Delco AM radio, day/night rearview mirror, door edge guards, Buick floor mats, lighter, and trunk mat with spare tire cover. This Skylark has the original Trico wiper holders, and the painted white, non vinyl top is in good shape. The tires are upgraded to steel belted tires, but the original keys are still used and in good shape. This car just made a hour and a half ride on the highway to our showroom with...