This three-owner 1967 Buick GS400 convertible has spent its entire

　　life in the Seattle area. The restoration took place in 2016, when

　　it received a repaint in the original Burgundy Mist, a black

　　soft-top and black vinyl interior. The chrome 5-spoke wheels are

　　matched with period red line tires, and the distinctive vents on

　　the fenders and hood associated with the GS400 were retained. The

　　interior, which is largely original, saw only the replacement of

　　carpet and headrests during the restoration. The interior features

　　front bucket seats with power adjustment for the driver, including

　　the addition of a fully reclining passenger seat. The console

　　houses a tachometer, while the dashboard features a long horizontal

　　speedometer. The power convertible soft-top and windows provide an

　　easy transition to open-air motoring. This Skylark is powered by a

　　400ci V8 engine equipped with a Rochester Quadrajet 4-barrel

　　carburetor and the iconic "Star-Wars" air cleaner. The engine is

　　factory-rated at 340hp and 440 ft/lbs of torque, and power is

　　transmitted through the Muncie M21 manual gearbox that has a

　　close-ratio 4-speed configuration and a 3.42 rear end ratio.

　　Additional features include an added front anti-roll bar, power

　　brakes and power steering for enhanced handling.