1967 Buick Skylark GS
1967 BUICK SKYLARK GS NAME GAME
The Grand Sport ceased to be an option package on the Buick Skylark lineup (ie: Skylark GS), and became it’s own stand-alone model, the Buick Grand Sport. For 1967, they became called “GS” and whatever the engine displacement was, in cubic inches. So, the GS400 had a 400ci V8, in this case from a new family of 400 V8s, quite advanced from the ancient “Nailhead” V8 it replaced.
1967 BUICK SKYLARK GS ENGINE OPTIONS
Besides the GS400, there was also the GS340, added early in the model year with 260hp 340 small block V8. It didn’t sell well in the face of withering competition from Ford, Chrysler, and it’s fellow GM divisions, selling less than 4,000 units. Buick quickly replaced it with the GS350. 4,933 GS350s and 7,532 GS400s were sold in the 1967 model year.
1967 Buick Skylark GS INTERIORS
1967 Buick Skylark GS SPECIFICATIONS
| Body style
Body style # Production Price new Wheelbase Length Track, front Track, rear Tire size Weight Engines Fuel system Power output Torque output Std Trans Optional Trans |
GS340, Hardtop
43417 3,692 $2,845 115.0 in 205.0 in 58.0 in 59.0 in 7.75″ X 14″ 3,283 lbs 340ci OHV V8 1X Carter 4bbl 260hp @ 4200rpm 365lb/ft @ 2800rpm 3-sp manual 4-sp manual TH350 auto TH400 auto |
GS400, Coupe
44607 1,014 $2,956 115.0 in 205.0 in 58.0 in 59.0 in 7.85″ X 14″ 3,439 lbs 400ci OHV V8 1X4bbl 340hp @ 5000rpm 440lb/ft @ 3200rpm 3-sp manual 4-sp manual TH350 auto TH400 auto |
GS400, Hardtop
44617 10,659 $3,019 115.0 in 205.0 in 58.0 in 59.0 in 7.85″ X 14″ 3,500 lbs 400ci OHV V8 1X4bbl 340hp @ 5000rpm 440lb/ft@ 3200rpm 3-sp manual 4-sp manual TH350 auto TH400 auto |
GS400 Convertbl
44667 2,140 $3,167 115.0 in 205.0 in 58.0 in 59.0 in 7.85″ X 14″ 3,505 lbs 400ci OHV V8 1X4bbl 340hp @ 5000rpm 440lb/ft @ 3200rpm 3-sp manual 4-sp manual TH350 auto TH400 auto |
