Looking for a nice 1971 -1972 Buick GS convertible 350. Nice solid body car could need some work but no major rust buckets. 17K and under depending on car thanks
Not mine! Maybe this one is worth a look. And it's plenty cheap enough to do any updrades you would want. It also has a link to many more pix. Oct 3 - $7200 - 1972 Buick Skylark CONVERTIBLE - (Los Angeles) pic <SMALL class=gc>owner</SMALL> <SMALL class=gc></SMALL> <SMALL class=gc>Not mine! This one is even cheaper out of the Seattle area.</SMALL> <SMALL class=gc></SMALL> <SMALL class=gc>Oct 7 - $5000 - new price ! 72 buick skylark convertible - (pierce county) pic <SMALL class=gc>owner</SMALL></SMALL> <SMALL class=gc></SMALL> <SMALL class=gc></SMALL>
what about a super solid 71 GS350 convertible that needs to be restored? Red w/saddle interior and top?
Chris feel free to send pictures or a link . I will not rule anything out though I am finding it hard to find time for restorations anymore.
There where not that many REAL GS convertibles ever produced. out of these how many are left is up to debate and no one really knows. Total GS Convertibles produced for 1971 and 1972 are 1754. 1971 Production numbers total Conv-350 656 Conv-455 165 Conv-Stg1 81 1972 Production numbers total Conv-350 645 Conv-455 126 Conv-Stg1 81
It isn't my car, a friend of mine was thinking about selling it. I have let him know you will consider a project. He also is a board member.
Yes I'm aware they a rare bird. However I have already owned 2 of them. I see them from time to time for sale on evilbay and other sites. That is one thing that I got enjoyment out of at one time . Restoring them and keeping them alive in the buyers market. Now I want one back. Sell my nice hardtop for another vertible.o No:
Just talked with him, said he isn't ready to sell it yet, has too many things going on right on. He has a 70 Stage project he needs to clean up so he can sell it first, so that is his focus right now.
Thanks Chris, no big deal and I am in no hurry. I have looked at a couple and been watching sites. Gonna have to be just the right one before I will do anything anyway.
I have a 1972 GS 350 convertible I would sell. I've owned it for 20 years. It's a texas car, very little rust. Black w/white top and interior. Auto, a/c. Engine re-built 40 k using GS club cam and heads. Front split bench re-done using Legendary Interiors reproduction material. Needs convertible top. $15,000. One of 645 made for 72. I live in central NY near Syracuse. Would need a friend to snap pics for you if interested.
Roger send some pictures if you get a chance. I am still looking but do have a line on a 1971 but unsure On the purchase yet. QUOTE=Roger Hare;1936356]I have a 1972 GS 350 convertible I would sell. I've owned it for 20 years. It's a texas car, very little rust. Black w/white top and interior. Auto, a/c. Engine re-built 40 k using GS club cam and heads. Front split bench re-done using Legendary Interiors reproduction material. Needs convertible top. $15,000. One of 645 made for 72. I live in central NY near Syracuse. Would need a friend to snap pics for you if interested.[/QUOTE]
i saw two nice ones sell in Kansas City at Mecum last year, they both were Nice and fetched below your $17K price threshold. Mike
Here's a couple, or three: http://cleveland.craigslist.org/cto/2984160821.html http://detroit.craigslist.org/wyn/cto/2996467787.html http://fortwayne.craigslist.org/cto/3021827046.html
I have emails from #1 and #3 I can forward. I believe #2 might be in Canada - I had a lengthy phone call with the owner, but no email. Feel free to send me an email at tminihan1@gmail.com if you want me to forward the notes. Tom
