1972 Hunter Green

Five. That’s the number of 1. “This vehicle is in excellent condition,” says the seller. He mentions that this is a one family-two owner vehicle that has been garaged since new.

• The 350 four-barrel V8 engine in this GS is said by the seller to be original.
• It was originally rated at 190 horsepower.
• There are approximately 6,000 miles on the engine’s rebuild, which was completed in 2008.
• The seller adds the engine bored out during the engine’s rebuild
• The builder was reportedly l ’s chief mechanic.
• “The engine runs perfectly and is very strong,” notes the seller.
• The rare “three on the tree” column-shift three-speed manual transmission shifts well.
• Additional drivetrain details include a Positraction rear axle and a custom dual-exhaust system.
• of the car’s sheetmetal is said to be original, with a replacement floorpan.
• The original paint was resprayed in 2023 and shows a few small imperfections.
• The tan convertible top was also replaced and is said to be in very good condition.
• The taillights and exterior seals/gaskets have been replaced, but the rest of the trim is original.
• of the interior is also said to be original, with replacement door panels.
• Interior trim includes Buick’s notch-type vinyl upholstery in tan.
• There’s an apparent scuff or discoloration on the dash pad.
• The original AM radio has been replaced with an aftermarket radio.
• All the chassis, suspension, and braking elements are in stock condition.
• Equipment includes power-assisted front disc brakes and power steering.
• From the factory, the car came with steel wheels and full wheel covers, which it retains.
• The wheels wear nkook radial tires.

• A copy of the window sticker is included.
• The owner’s manual and original warranty card are also included.

• There are no reported needs.

• Only five 1972 Buick GS 350 Convertibles were produced with a three-speed manual.
• This car is said to be very original with comparatively few replacement components.
• It’s 350 four-barrel V8 engine has approximately 6,000 miles on a 2008 rebuild.
• The original exterior color was resprayed in 2023.
• The tan vinyl “notch” interior appears in very good and mostly original condition.

The seller states that this vehicle will be sold on a clean title in his name. Known to be one of three surviving examples of the five produced, this 1972 Buick GS 350 Convertible, with a column-shift manual transmission, is a very rare surviving example and one the seller says remains largely original.