1962 Buick Skylark, 33K original miles - $23,500

https://losangeles.craigslist.org/lgb/cto/d/woodinville-1962-buick-skylark-33k/7299600483.html

 

Nice pristine original car. Personally I think it's priced lower than what the market would bring. From what I have seen lately that should be a $30,000-$35,000 car all day long.


Keith

 

I don't know a thing about them but seemed super nice & not out of line on the $.

 

I wasn't aware these were that desirable. I often see them struggling at the 15k price range.

 

60's gasser style...

 

Here you go Mart - Already done & even Buick powered:

https://orangecounty.craigslist.org/cto/d/costa-mesa-1962-buick-skylark-gasser/7298417757.html

 

Prices on the 61-63 Y body cars is all over the place. Basically from what I've seen the average to nice, decent cars struggle to get $10-$15 grand. On the other hand the really nice pristine ones are bringing $25-$40 grand.

A really nice beautiful red one just sold for $25 grand!

A few years ago a really pristine 63 skylark convertible sold for around $40 grand.


Keith

 

I think you nailed it with respect to the really nice ones. 3 recent excellently restored examples of NOM '70 GS's brought very good $. Good quality cars will command that premium (cap't obvious). I'd love to have @tntlark 's '64 4-sp. Skylark and don't think it's unreasonably priced for what it is despite '64 being a kinda in between year.

 

It's been on the local Craigslist for a few weeks now.

 

Wouldn't that look good with a 350 and blower? Frank

 

I think these cars are cool but why are they so expensive. I don't need one this nice but people still want 8 grand for a driver.

 

I had one of these back in 2007 thru 2010, it was a 1962 Buick Special Deluxe. I just bought another "Y" Body in the form of a 1963 Oldsmobile F-85 Deluxe.