1979 BUICK SKYLARK. BUICK SKYLARK

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The Buick Skylark was a passenger car produced by the Buick division of General Motors. The model was made in six production runs. In each run, the car design varied dramatically due to changing technology and tastes, as well as new standards implemented over the years.

1979

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Car #1: 1976 Skylark S/R Exterior (Page 1)

In the summer of 1979 (between junior and senior year) I tried to buy a cherry 1969 Cougar convertible off a salesman at Rapid City’s Lincoln-Mercury dealership. Because I was under 18, they checked w/my parents to see if it was OK.

Dad: "Sure!" Mom: "Hell no!"

*Much dialog w/parents follows*

The result: My folks, who were pals with the couple who owned Breckus Buick/Honda bought a lightly used yellow w/tan interior edition of this & gave it to me, along with a lecture on the dangers of ragtops with big engines. At the time it was only three years old, so I took the smart road and zipped my lip.

With the V-6 it was … well, not a rocket. And it had a tendency to pick up rust outside of western So Dak, which used sand instead of road salt. But by ’79 standards it was a fairly sweet ride.

1976 – 1979 Buick Skylark V6

Low kms and purchased for a case of beer