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To celebrate its' 50th anniversary, Buick released the Skylark in 1953. This model sported the first Buick V8 and featured styling cues from the previous Motorama concept cars.

Arguably, the 1953 Skylark was the pinacle of Buick styling. After 1953, the Skylark line seemed to go downhill. The car got larger with the rest of the industry.

Chassis & Sales

1954 Buick Skylark Convertible - sold for $61,600 This 1954 Buick Skylark was the subject of a partial restoration about 15 years ago, prior to acquisition by the current owner, a prominent East Coast collector. The paint has been well cared for, and the black vinyl top is in very good condition. The interior is entirely original and the white vinyl seats with contrasting blue waffle-pattern leather are excellent as well. The odometer shows just over 60,000 miles, which is believed to be orig... more
Gallery: 2009 Meadow Brook Concours

1954 Buick Skylark Convertible - sold for $79,750 The 1954 Skylark presented here benefits from a three-year, no-expense-spared restoration that was completed in the fall of 2007 by David Relf Restorations in Glenwood City, Wisconsin. Traveling only 200 miles since then, this Skylark retains the original engine and transmission and has been maintained to the highest standards. The paint and brightwork, as well as the interior and engine bay, still remain in show-quality condition. Finished... more
Gallery: RM Auctions' 2010 Sports & Classics of Monterey

1953 Buick Skylark Convertible - did not sell for $112,500 Inspired by Buick’s innovative XP-300 show car, the 1953 Buick Skylark was built as part of that Division’s 50th Anniversary commemoration and combined grand styling and bold engineering, most notably in its new 322/188 HP Nailhead V-8 and Dynaflow automatic transmission. The typically fully-optioned example offered here was purchased by its present owner over 20 years ago in Orange County, CA, after which it was completely frame-off restored ... more
Gallery: 2011 Monterey Daytime Auction by Mecum

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