'68 GS 400 convertible for sale

Discussion in 'Ebay Parts and Cars' started by mjurasas, May 12, 2013.

  1. mjurasas

    mjurasas Active Member

  2. rogbo

    rogbo Gold Level Contributor

    Nice and is unusual, wonder when did GSs get 4 speeds instead of 3 speeds?
    Or was a 4 speed an option?
    Wouldn't mind having it either, might get a little pricey!
     
  3. rmstg2

    rmstg2 Gold Level Contributor

    The coil looks nice laying on the intake. Nice car though.

    Bob H.
     
  4. dl7265

    dl7265 No car then Mopar

    3 speed floor shift was standard for GS 400, 4 speed was optional .
    Seems odd to have a consolette/ console though with a 3speed . 3.42 was standard axle with 3:64 optional .
    I like that Charcoal Metallic !
    DL
     
  5. cjp69

    cjp69 Gold Level Contributor

    I don't have my book handy, but wasn't 2.93 standard in a 68 GS400? I think you are referring to stage 1's coming standard with the abovementioned gearing?
     
  6. 65specialconver

    65specialconver kennedy-bell MIA

    Things like that make you go HMMMMM about an otherwise nice looking car.
    That is an unusual color,not sure if I like it or not,kinda blah on the stepchild body.Looks good on Rivieras though.:bglasses:
     
  7. dl7265

    dl7265 No car then Mopar

    2.93 standard for Auto . No stg cars in '68 .

    Hard to read but consolette emblem does look like 3 speed .
    DL
     
  8. pbr400

    pbr400 68GS400

    Really nice car, really cool color. I've seen this car on the forum; efogs400's car?
    Patrick
     
  9. Hawken

    Hawken Hawken

    Although the std. gear ratios were 2.93 for '68 GS 400s, I believe there was a performance axle option which could have been ordered.
     
  10. gsman

    gsman '67 GS 400

    Does anyone know why they moved away from the Star Wars air cleaner? I mean, wasn't that the coolest air cleaner ever? LOL!

    Dave
     
  11. efogs400

    efogs400 Platinum Level Contributor

    Yes - It's mine, apparently I am "Coil Challenged" :rolleyes: however its not laying there, it is secured.

    I love this car but moving and likley will not have the room for a while thus the listing. Again not perfect but just a real nice fun car that is more original and different than most.


    If any V8ers are interested I would be happy to discuss the details. If it does not sell I will find room for it, certainly not a must sell situation.

    Thank you for the nice comments.

    Ed
     
  12. never enuf

    never enuf Well-Known Member

    I grew up in Quincy and my Dad bought several Buicks from Geise's, why didn't he buy this one!!! Ed, do you happen to know the original owner's name? I love the car.
     
  13. efogs400

    efogs400 Platinum Level Contributor

    I PM'd you the info
     
  14. rogbo

    rogbo Gold Level Contributor

    Somebody likes it, the bidding is as I predicted. pricey by my standards anyway.
    I guess the unique coil mounting hasn't hurt it too much.:grin:
     
  15. TurboV6

    TurboV6 Platinum Level Contributor

    Dang it, someone keeps out bidding me hmmmmmmm
     
  16. dl7265

    dl7265 No car then Mopar

    Wonder who :Brow:
    DL
     
    Last edited: May 18, 2013
  17. TurboV6

    TurboV6 Platinum Level Contributor

  18. rogbo

    rogbo Gold Level Contributor

    Mark, you buy this one, I'll buy the silver mist 67 nearby, and we'll meet for lunch
    when we pick them up! I'll buy!
     
  19. Rich Johns

    Rich Johns Platinum Level Contributor

    In 1968,69 and 1970 all Big Block Buick GS manual trans cars including base no cost standard 3 speed manual on the floor received a 3.42 open axle standard.
    All auto trans cars received 2.93 open axle.
    You had to order a posi, only Stage 1 cars received posi as part of Stage 1 driveline option.
     
  20. JohnnyGS

    JohnnyGS Well-Known Member

    anybody know if this car sold? and how much was the highest bid on ebay.

    johnny



    64 skylark
    69 gs400
     

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