https://sacramento.craigslist.org/cto/d/woodland-green-machine/7628519832.html Green Machine - $29,000 (Woodland) © craigslist - Map data © OpenStreetMap 1967 Buick GS400 condition: good cylinders: 8 cylinders drive: rwd fuel: gas odometer: 45000 odometer rolled over paint color: green title status: clean transmission: automatic type: coupe 2nd Owner. California Car. Clean title. I purchased from the original owner and have a picture of us standing in front of the vehicle. Have original manuals, parts, pink slip. Just had the following service done: -Transmission fluid, filter and seal. -Fuel Pump -Water pump, front main seal and timing chain. Interior is in great shape. No dents or rust. Vinyl top in great shape. Original color, repainted about 12 years ago. Clear is staring to delaminate on the hood and trunk. 3 speed automatic. Has factory A/C that works! Power Windows, aftermarket stereo hidden in glove box. Has all options except tachometer in console. Has alarm and hidden cut off switch. Looks great, sounds great, drive great. Gets lots of looks and thumbs up going down the road. I don’t need to sell it, please don’t send me some lowball offer. I don’t want to trade. I already have trucks, motorcycles and an RV. We are downsizing and going on the road in our RV. Not interested in taking you for a joyride. If you have the cash and are serious about buying a rare 1960’s muscle car, please reach out. There were less than 14,000 Buick GS400’s made in 1967. I’m happy to send more info, pictures or video for serious buyers. The car being serviced and will be available to see starting on 6/9.
I've always liked that color on a '67. Some of the A.I.R. system (smog pump) components remain on the engine and it's still wearing the California black plates too. Cool.
You're the first guy I thought of when I first layed eyes on it. Does yours have black interior Matt?
Nick, my interior is white which does go really well with the green…..at least I like it. I have no regrets going back with the original green color when I had it painted. It looks great in in the sun!
I think that would look sharp. I like matching the striping with the interior unless the car is a darker color, like say a fathom blue SS with black interior, then white stripes pop nicely. Otherwise, lighter color car, striping to match the interior and or top. Although, your car does look nice and clean as is.
I was the same way for 2 years after my car was painted, now that it's striped I wouldn't have it any other way. If you do decide to stripe it, I think, like stated above, it would look great if it closely matched the interior. When my car was striped I wanted to kind of match the redline tires and luckily "One Shot" maroon was a perfect match straight out of the can. Have no fear....your car will look great either way, striped or not.
I do think the 67’s look great either with the stripes or without. The interior color is the “white” / parchment. A bright white set of stripes would look good against the green. The idea of it is growing on me a bit.
