When Buick launched its 1967 lineup, it was a mixture of outdated and new. Outdated was the A-body sequence (Particular, Particular Deluxe, Skylark, and Gran Sport), which was a carry-over from 1966; ditto the Riviera. New was a redesigned full-size sequence (LeSabre, Wildcat, and Electra). Nonetheless, new for all fashions was a sequence of big-blocks changing the “Nailhead” measuring 400 and 430cid.

That meant the GS 400 now featured a 340-horsepower 400, and sitting atop was a nifty “Star Wars” air cleaner. It additionally meant that Buick’s efficiency choices had been extra consistent with the competitors’s, although there are followers of the earlier 401 who declare they didn’t undergo beating the competitors regardless of the 325-horse score.

Be part of Muscle Automobile Campy as he tells us extra about this 1967 Buick GS 400 hardtop outfitted with the four-speed/AC mixture. Apart of the air cleaner, the console is among the many extra fascinating elements, because it options each a middle console and the consolette.