1967 Buick Skylark

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The 1967 Buick Skylark marked the final year of Buick’s attractive second-generation intermediate design before a complete restyling for 1968.

Positioned above the Special, the Skylark combined a sporty appearance, comfort, and upscale appointments that appealed to a broad range of buyers. The Skylark lineup included coupes, sedans, and a convertible, and engine choices ranged from an economical six-cylinder to Buick’s smooth and torquey V8 engines.

The ’67 Skylark Hardtop Sedan’s pillarless hardtop design provided the open appearance of a coupe while retaining four-door practicality.

This example was reportedly bought new by the seller's grandmother. The car finished in Arctic White over a blue interior with vinyl upholstery on its bench seats, and it is powered by an optional 340ci V8 with four-barrel carburetor, mated to an automatic transmission.

Features include stacked quad headlights, bright body-side moldings, rear fender skirts, 14” steel wheels with deluxe covers, four-wheel drum brakes, front seat belts, a remote-operated driver’s mirror, an AM radio, and heater/defroster.