Thanks everyone, When I saw this GS in Sandy Shuman's where house back in 2000 I remembered that Steve told me about it many years earlier and said that it was the next GS that was going to restore because it was a post coupe and he already had a convertible and hardtop. Unfortunately he did not live long enough to complete his dream of having all three body styles.
The post coupe GS was complete, but was very rusty, but I just could not stand the idea of someone else buying it and parting it out so I bought it. I went back with a trailer picked it up on May 17th 2003, I got it running and stopping and drove it on non rainy days because the rot was so bad that the GS would fill up with water if I drove it in a rainstorm. In 2009 I retired from NYPD and decided it was time to take the GS off the road and start disassembly, after I took the GS apart I found that the body rot was much worse than expected !! I started in the back and worked my way forward taking my time replacing all the rot with clean metal. I purchased several Skylark parts cars so I could have a fresh supply of clean metal for fabrication. Parts that were needed and not reproduced buy the big supply companies I made by hand, a slow process but a very rewarding one. I installed the Right fender today, so it's coming together slowly, but it's been so hot here in NYC that slow and steady is about as fast as I can go until the weather cools off.
To answer Edouard's question. I purchased the stereo over 10 years ago. It's a Quality unit Sony or Pioneer that I got on sale, and I installed into a Skylark bezel that I picked up at a swap meet, someone had already cut it to fit a stereo so I did not have to cut any of the stock units that I have. I just made some minor adjustments and the sleeve fit right in... And the gauges are going right above it in that space that the non AC Skylarks have. all the accessories are boxed up waiting for the new interior to go back in.. This GS was in the July 1985 Volume 20 Number 3 issue of the Buick Bugle, the story is Steve's own words. My son Mike scanned it for me and it should be attached to this post. Not upside down I hope.. Enjoy
Tony