My 67 GS400

I recently traded a 69 Olds 442 for this 67 Buick GS400. Ivory body color with light yellow bucket seat interior- have to say that these colors really grow on you. Matching numbers throughout on this extremely nice driving Texas car with documented low miles. Third owner here on this very nice ride. It was repainted in 1992 in the original ivory color. Other than the one repaint, it's an un-restored original car. I'm really enjoying it and wanted to share a few pictures.

If the pics don't post, I'll try again. Also tried to post a few additional pictures, but could not get that done.

Thanks,

Lane

 

Welcome to the 67 GS club, sorry the car left Texas but glad it went to a Buick guy and can really appreciate it. Nice color combo you don't see much.

 

I remember seeing that one on CL, beautiful car!

 

Great color combo - very unique.
I looked at a convertible in that combo many years ago.

Let's see some more pics.

Welcome!

 

Great looking car, thanks for sharing the photos. I love those '67s!

 

Few more pictures and thanks for the compliments.

Gary

 

Looks nice and clean!

 

Lane,
From personal experience, you got a hell of a super nice car. Enjoy it!

Steve

 

Hi Gary,

Very nice car!

I am in the process of restoring a 67 GS-400 that is also from Texas. Your pics give me inspiration....

By the way, I especially like the 3rd shot, the back view. Did the trunk trim come from the factory painted black like that?

 

Gary, very pretty 67. Looks great. Congrats on the purchase and good luck with it.

 

Congrats, looks like a great car!

 

Nice! That's the first one I have seen in that color combo. I like it.

 

Well THAT was a good move! Beautiful car in a seldom seen color combo. Good luck with it and welcome to the '67 club! :beers2:

 

Yes the GS 400 came with the black paint on the pot metal trim piece. Tough to find a complete piece without the pot metal "measels"

 

My '67 Skylark has the black as well. I'll be re-spraying it when the weather warms up. This is a pic when I was 'rebuilding' the reverse lamps that didn't work.

 

Thanks for the info guys