1967 Buick Gran Sport

The GS-340 featured a 340 cu. in V8 engine offering 260 hps at 4200 rpm and featured a Carter 4 barrel carb and hydraulic lifters with a 3 speed manual transmission. Outside, the GS-340 boasted red broad rally side stripes and hood scoops as well as the lower rear deck molding and came in two different body colors, white or platinum mist. An optional Sport Pac was available for greater road control and offered heavy-duty rear stabilizer bar, springs, shock absorbers and 15:1 steering ratio.

GS 400 is a brand new Buick series for 1967 and includes a 2-door thin pillar coupe, sport coupe and convertible. These new cars are distinguished by such standard equipment as hood scoops, a brand new 400 cubic inch engine, heavy duty suspension, all vinyl bench seats, three speed heavy duty floor shift manual transmission, chrome accented wheel opening moldings and finned aluminum front brake drums.

Gran Sport equipment could also be ordered on the Riviera series for an extra $138. Included in the package was heavy duty front and rear shocks, Positraction, red or white striped wide oval tires and identified by front fender and instrument panel GS emblems.

1967 Buick Skylark Gran Sport Production Numbers

Model Number	Body/Style Number	Body Type & Seating	Factory Price	Shipping Weight	Total Production
Skylark GS 340 Series
43400	43417	2-dr Hardtop Coupe - 6P	$2,845	3,283 lbs	See Note
Skylark GS 400 Series
44600	44607	2-dr Coupe - 6P	$2,956	3,439 lbs	1,014
44600	44617	2-dr Hardtop Coupe - 6P	$3,019	3,500 lbs	10,659
44600	44667	2-dr Convertible - 6P	$3,167	3,505 lbs	2,140

Note: Production totaled 3,692 and was included in the Buick Special V8 Series.

Chassis Data

Model	Wheelbase	Overall Length	Front Tread	Rear Tread	Tires
Skylark	115 in.	205 in.	58 in.	59 in.	7.75 x 14

For more information about the Buick Gran Sport visit The Buick GS Club of America

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