https://southcoast.craigslist.org/cto/d/taunton-1969-skylark/7339761046.html 1969 Skylark - $14,000 (Taunton) image 18 of 18 © craigslist - Map data © OpenStreetMap 1969 buick skylark condition: like new cylinders: 8 cylinders drive: rwd fuel: gas odometer: 7820 paint color: blue size: mid-size title status: clean transmission: automatic type: sedan 1969 Buick Skylark. Condition is "Used". PURCHASED IN 2008 WITH 5,566 MILES ON IT. ONLY DRIVEN 2,254 MILES IN LAST 13 YEARS. ALWAYS STORED IN A GARAGE. NEVER SEEN RAIN. JUST PASSED INSPECTON. CHANGED OIL EVERY YEAR WHEN TAKEN OUT OF STORAGE. NEVER CLEANED THE ENGINE BAY, BUT LOOK AT PICTURES! HAVE ORIGINAL 4 TIRES. HAVE PROTECTO PLATE AND ORIGINAL OWNERS MANUAL. INSIDE LOOKS BRAND NEW. TRUNK LOOKS LIKE THE DAY IT LEFT THE FACTORY. OUTSIDE IN EXCELLENT CONDITION. DRIVING THIS CAR IS A REAL PLEASURE.
Wow. That's amazing. I was just in Taunton last weekend. Would've gone to look @ just to see it had it been posted.
Amazing condition and yes the trim Tag should be stamped made in Canada with that 12 bolt . No visible reason to believe it was swapped in . Interesting option load if that is a posi .
Looks like it was originally sold in Palm PA, that is the only Spaar listed in the dealer list. Would need to see the vin or trim tag to tell if it was Canadian built but like others have said, the 12 bolt is a give away. Domestic built cars did not use the posi sticker as shown in the trunk either.
My dad's 70 triple black 4 gear had the posi sticker on the deck lid,..it's a flint car,..couldn't find a replacement back in 2000,..so had the pop shop at the mall make one
I'm sure things like this happened regularly @ GMAD where the line workers were used to putting a sticker on one make but another didn't get it. It's not like they were going to stop & peel it off when mistakes were made even if it was realized. I have a Freemont built Skylark that has an undoubtedly original coolant decal that Buicks weren't supposed to get.
