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The 1966 Buick Skylark Gran Sport received more power and new styling for its second season. All Skylarks gained new rear slooping sail panels that extended the rear roofline beyond the back window while Gran Sports were distinguished by blacked out grilles, GS badging, nonfunctional rear-facing hood scoops, and simulated front fender vents. The old 401 engine returned producing 325hp, but now there was a hotter 340hp version. This engine dropped 0-60 and 1/4 mile times by 1 second and 1/2 second respectively. Despite these improvements, the Buick’s higher price compared to other GM intermediates resulted in a large drop in production, as only 13,816 were produced.
This is an original car with the exception of 1 repaint and just 40,784 original miles as noted on the Pennsylvania title. It has the original, numbers matching 445 Wildcat 401ci 325hp engine and original interior. The engine is a very rare Z-Code with the factory smog pump It has a factory 4-speed manual transmission with a factory tachometer in the center console. It was featured in the Muscle Car Review magazine. It has power steering, power brakes, tilt column, factory AM/FM Radio, factory chrome wheels, red line tires and spare. It has the original vinyl top and carpets.
