Buick called it a sports car, which is definitely a stretch, but there's no denying that the dropping door line was directly inspired by European sports cars and gave the Skylark a sporting look. 1690 were built in 1953, and with a sticker price over $5000, it shouldn't be a surprise. Today, they are among the most highly prized collectables of the '50s, standing tall among names like Biarritz, Seville, and Imperial. This stunning vehicle boasts a striking red exterior that captures the essence of 1950s style and sophistication. Complementing its vibrant exterior is a luxurious red and white leather interior, offering a harmonious blend of comfort and vintage charm. Under the hood, the Skylark is powered by the formidable 322CID Fireball V8 engine, topped by a 4-barrel carburetor and that massive air cleaner, plus distinctive chrome valve covers and Buick Green paint. The Skylark is equipped with a range of features that highlight its status as a premium automobile of its time. The automatic convertible top allows for effortless transitions between open-air cruising and a more enclosed driving experience, providing versatility and enjoyment...