1967 Gold GS (Looks like a very nice car)

Discussion in 'Cars and Parts For Sale Leads' started by elliet, Jan 29, 2013.

  1. elliet

    elliet Tom's 66 Lark

  2. ubushaus

    ubushaus Gold Level Contributor

    Wow! That does look pretty nice!
     
  3. NorCal.Buicknut

    NorCal.Buicknut Well-Known Member

    :puzzled:Ram Air even
     
  4. wheelz

    wheelz 'B' is for Buick.

    I will be inspecting this car sometime tomorrow for a 'possible' overseas buyer. Keep ya'll posted. :bglasses:

    wheelz, Tampa Bay

     
  5. lemmy-67

    lemmy-67 Platinum Level Contributor

    That is as complete a '67 as I have ever seen. Not a piece out of place that I can tell.
     
  6. TODD'S 67

    TODD'S 67 Time for another Buick!

    Wrong radio, missing the shift lever knob. Body looks solid though, some rust on frame. Shouldn't have speakers on the parcel shelf or whatever is hanging from the rear view mirror. HA HA!
     
  7. urbancowboy0307

    urbancowboy0307 Silver Level contributor

    What do you suppose that red-capped resivoir is? aftermarket coolant overflow I'm guessing?
     
  8. bhambulldog

    bhambulldog 1955 76-RoadmasterRiviera

    My guess is overflow reservoir. The overflow has to go all the way across the radiator
     
  9. wheelz

    wheelz 'B' is for Buick.

    ...never got a call from the seller today to set up an inspection... hmmmm. :rolleyes:

    wheelz, tampa bay
     
  10. 65gs76limited

    65gs76limited Well-Known Member

    Looks like the wrong antenna also.
     
  11. 2791 lark custo

    2791 lark custo Gold Level Contributor

    X2 x2 x2 wow
     
  12. bigtorque5

    bigtorque5 Well-Known Member

    Hate 2 see cars going over seas!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
     
  13. wheelz

    wheelz 'B' is for Buick.

    Ya.. I understand.. unfortunately, international buyers have MONEY to spend. :bglasses:

    Eitherway, I have some details about this car. The car is owned by a local 'prominent Scandanavian businessman' I've known for a few years. At my invite, he's shown up at one or two of our Skylark Drive Buick Club, Cruisin' Tampa Bay meetings.

    I didnt recognize the car at first, because I've never actually seen it in person. For 8 years, this GS has been stored inside one of his many HUGE furniture warehouses along with several other collectible cars.

    He has contracted an "employee" of his bidness to sell the car for him... this guy is supposedly a car buff in charge of maintaining his fleet of vehicles. :Do No:

    Early this morning I sent an email direct to the owner, basically going around this 'car~buff employee' and hopefully, the owner and/or the seller will finally get back to me so I can inspect it.

    THANK ALL OF YOU for your input bringing up some concerns to take a look at.

    I will keep ya posted.

    Wheelz, Tampa Bay
     
  14. 65specialconver

    65specialconver kennedy-bell MIA

    Why? Most of our out of country members have some pretty nice cars.Better than letting it sit here doing nothing.
     
  15. TODD'S 67

    TODD'S 67 Time for another Buick!

    The antenna base is definitely wrong, should be a tear drop shaped chrome piece.
     
  16. scott kerns

    scott kerns Silver Level contributor

    Very nice for a GOLD flavored car....:laugh:


    Scott
     
  17. TODD'S 67

    TODD'S 67 Time for another Buick!

    Nice car, but I'm not too keen on the gold.
     
  18. wheelz

    wheelz 'B' is for Buick.

    RED LINE TIRES would do SOOOO much for the overall looks of this car!!! :TU:
     
  19. Tom Miller

    Tom Miller Old car enthusiast

    Whats going on with the drivers rear lower quarter, and why doesn't the shape of the bumper cut out fit the shape of the bumper???? Should come straight down and match the bumper, but it looks like it angles toward the rear tire?

    If it hasn't been patched, and patched wrong, then its an optical illusion?
     
  20. Good eye Tom, it's missing the correct curve above the body line too. it's obviously a bad previous repair

    compare the two pictures and the flaw is clear
     

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