Buick’s top-of-the-line offering for 1953
Older frame-off restoration
32-cu. in. V-8; automatic transmission
Finished in Majestic White over red and white leather
While the Skylark name would continue as a limited-production model for 1954 and reappear in subsequent decades, the 1953 model is generally considered the most prized amongst collectors as a heralded member of the “Triple Crown” showcasing what many consider to be Harley Earl’s finest production convertible design.
Inside, the near-vertical dash features…
Buick’s top-of-the-line offering for 1953
Older frame-off restoration
32-cu. in. V-8; automatic transmission
Finished in Majestic White over red and white leather
While the Skylark name would continue as a limited-production model for 1954 and reappear in subsequent decades, the 1953 model is generally considered the most prized amongst collectors as a heralded member of the “Triple Crown” showcasing what many consider to be Harley Earl’s finest production convertible design.
Inside, the near-vertical dash features chrome trim paired with a distinctive checker-like pattern extending into the door panels. The steering wheel’s horn cap depicts a 1903 Buick, a delightful reminder of the automaker’s past. Befitting its luxurious status, the Skylark’s interior was commonly trimmed in upscale leather and typically boasted then-rare accessories such as power windows.