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One look at this 1965 Skylark and you will realize this is not your Grandpa-s Buick! This thing not only looks tough, but has the performance to back it up. This vehicle has had a lot done in the past 10,000 miles since rebuild including full air ride by Ridetech, 2 inch drop spindles, tubular A-Arms, adjustable ride height and a numbers-matching Wildcat 310. The 18- front and 20- rear wheels and nitrogen filled tires were replaced approximately 1,000 miles ago.

In the mid 1960-s it was common belief that smaller vehicles of the time should be made in unit-bodied construction but Buick stuck with the full frame which makes modification and upgrading possible on this A-Body Beauty. This car really represents the best of the best with original styled interior features and stock body complimented by the new wheels and tires...

First introduced as a trim package in the 1950s, the Skylark garnered enough popularity to finally become its own nameplate in 1964. This stunning example has been in the care of its current owner for nearly 41 years, and benefits from upgrades, including a new paint job and interior! This is a numbers matching car, with power coming from the 300CID Buick 310 V8, matched to the Super-Turbine 300 (Buicks name for the Turbo-Hydramatic 300) automatic transmission. The odometer reads 84,052 and although not documented, it is believed to be original mileage. This Skylark is equipped with working factory air conditioning, power steering and brakes, white wall tires, Delco AM radio, power convertible top, and Buick wheel covers. Put the top down, get out your favorite sunglasses, cruise your...

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...

The Buick Grand sport first came available in 1964 as the answer to Pontiac's GTO that was offering performance vehicles under the GM umbrella. The second-generation body became available in 1968. In 1970 The Buick Grand Sport GSX hit the market with its massive 455 cubic inch motor producing 350-HP and 510 ft-lb's of jaw dropping torque.

This 1972 Buick Skylark GSX tribute has a period correct 455 paired to a Th-400 automatic transmission. This car features some modern updates including air conditioning, and a modern center stack that is even equipped with GPS and a backup camera. The sound system in this car can easily be heard over the rumble of the motor with its massive subs located in the trunk and the 6. 5 component speakers. The Holley carburetor on the 455 is a 750 cfm on top of an aluminum intake manifold...

This beauty is dressed in a vibrant green exterior that is sure to turn heads wherever you go. The black vinyl interior offers a timeless appeal, providing a comfortable and stylish ride. Under the hood, you'll find a powerful 350 V8 engine paired with a TH350 automatic transmission, delivering a smooth and exhilarating driving experience. The Skylark is equipped with rally wheels and radial tires, ensuring a steady grip on the road and enhancing the overall performance of the car. This 1971 Buick Skylark is not just about looks and power; it's also about convenience and safety. It comes with power brakes, power steering, and a front disc brake conversion, ensuring your safety and control in every driving situation. The power convertible top allows you to enjoy the open air on those beautiful sunny days, adding an extra layer of fun to your driving experience. The interior of this...