https://cosprings.craigslist.org/cto/d/colorado-springs-1967-buick-gt400/7734952672.html 1967 Buick GS400 - $19,500 (Colorado Springs) © craigslist - Map data © OpenStreetMap 1967 Buick GS400 condition: good cylinders: 8 cylinders drive: rwd fuel: gas odometer: 138500 paint color: black title status: clean transmission: automatic type: coupe This is a hard to find, well cared for '67 Buick GS400 with an upgraded motor and radiator. Everything else appears to be original. The details are list regarding all performance upgrades. Clean CO title. Original owner purchased the car in 5/23/1986 103,752.9 miles on it. Replaced the engine in Sept 17 2003. 128960 miles at rebuild. 138,500 miles on it now. All paperwork going back to 1986, even the original CO title from '86. Runs great. Idles smoothly. Sounds even better. Starts up nicely with no issues. Much of the maintenance of the over the last 20 years has been provided by Bowers Motors, COS, CO. - 462 cubic inches was a 455 had to bore it 30 over to clean it up using deck plate. - New Cam-TA Performance - Lift = .459 on intake, .470 on exhaust Duration: 218 degrees intake 230 degrees exhaust at .050 - Duration advertised: 265 degrees intake and 280 degrees exhaust - Lobe center is 112 degrees - Cam degree'd and advanced 4 degrees per the cam grinder - Forged 10 to 1 pistons, after heads were CC’d, 9:7 to 1 was the comp ratio - Heads were ported and an Edelbrock performer manifold with a 800 cfm quadrajet carb that was completely rebuilt and blueprinted. - New Mallory electronic distributor with an advance curve dialed in by 2500 RPM - New double row timing chain - Engine balanced and blueprinted. ARP bolts - 400 horsepower -The car has headers and a 2 1/2 inch H tube dual exhaust system. - K&N Air Filter - Turbo 400 transmission with a B&M shift kit. 3:36 posi rear
WOW,Can't beat that deal! I hate seeing '67's going that cheap, unless of course I was the one buying it.
@ $19,500, the missing air cleaner assembly = reflects approximately 10% the value of the car. Did the original owner buy the car a second time in 1986?
The seller seems to be very proud of the original documentation he has from all the way back in 1986.
I’ve been collecting parts for one for many years so I have everything but the 19k That’s a great deal!
That's a cool '67. If it it's a good as it appears in the photos it's not surprising that the ad is gone so quickly. Sure, these could all have been added but things that caught my eye: -A correct appearing disc brake set-up (1-year-only, brass Kelsey Hayes hold off valve, small-hole '67 brake booster, "fat" disc brake master cylinder, and disc brake wheels) -Tach in the console -Rear window defogger switch -Head rests -Tilt steering column -If black is the original color, that's seldom-seen (2% of '67 Buicks were painted black).
