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If you are reading this then the amazing car has already caught your eye! Up for sale is a 1963 Buick Riviera that as you can see is a total custom job. This is a custom creation done by the famous Bob Cardwell. He found it in the Sun belt with very little wear and tear on the body so he started with a good canvas. He added a lot of custom touches to this ride which include shaved door handles, custom taillights, custom grill, relocated headlights, and frenched in antenna. Once all the custom work was done it was time to lay the paint down. It has three layers of House of Kolor white pearl tinted with a drop of blue for a base coat. Then he laid a couple of layers of Blueberry powdered pearl and highlights on the roof, sails, and peaks. He decided to highlight the paint with pearl white interior with custom hand made knobs on the dash. It is powered by the 401 engine painted to match the car and is backed by a powerglide transmission. It rides on a set of 15' chrome...

While it may be dressed to look like a GSX, it's still a full-on 'real deal' GS STAGE1. Packing a potent 340HP 455 CID Buick V8 that's backed by a Muncie 4-speed manual transmission, with a 12-bolt rear end that has 3. 73:1 gears and Positrac, this is a fine example of what has come to be recognized as one of GM's most potent boulevard brawlers from the late 1960's to early 1970's. While it may not be a numbers-matching car, it's definitely done very well. The white paint and GSX graphics will catch everyone's attention, and the performance will demonstrate that it's got serious chops. According to its owner, both the engine and transmission were rebuilt less than 4000 miles ago, so this beast is ready to rumble for many years to come. Sporting its GSX rear spoiler, factory hood tach and functional ram air intake ducts, this is one fun car to cruise in, and be seen in. Inside, the black interior is in very good shape, with very well-kept black vinyl bucket seats up front, and bench seat out back. The carpet, dash, and remainder of the interior show very well also. With...

Manufactured on GM's C-Body platform which was shared with prominent Cadillac full-sized cars at the time, this boat of a Buick held its own as the brand's flagship model for 1963. There's something extra special about the custom 'Bronze Metallic Mist' paintjob on this Buick that sets it apart from anything else you'll see and turns this already good-looking vehicle into a magnet for anyone who sets eyes on it. Check out those 'Spinner' Buick wheels too- real snazzy! The Tan convertible top is in good condition and is also power operated for functional ease. Classic Buick styling cues such as the 'Port Holes' on the front fenders give this drop-top even more personality. The seller of this 1963 Buick is representing that the powertrain is 'numbers matching' on this vehicle (unverified by Gateway Classic Cars) featuring the 401 CID 'Nailhead' V8 engine which was the only option for this year Electra. A 3-speed automatic transmission provides smooth and confident gear selection. If you're buying this car for looks, it's a good thing that the vehicle also has at least a period correct powertrain for collectability. The Bronze (exterior color-matched) full leather interior with sporty bucket seats and a console option...

This model of Riviera was only available from '71-'73 landing this right in the middle. This beauty is hard to be mistaken for any other typical classic and features a very similar rear window to the C2 Corvette.

This mafia looking monster is powered by what's 455 CID V8 with headers and paired up to a 3-speed automatic transmission. Which the 455 has roughly 12,786 miles since rebuilt. It is also to be said that the engine is from a '74 Riviera. It also has an aluminum radiator with dual carburetors. She sits on Boss Motorports wheels with Wilwood brake calipers. It is also fully bagged on all fours.

The interior of the car is in good condition from the black vinyl interior to the wood trimming throughout the vehicle. They were able to really bring this Riviera back to...

The current owner acquired this rare piece of GM history in 2012 and has enjoyed it since. Walking around this 112-year-old Buick one should appreciate the stunning dark red gloss paint. Adding to the curb appeal is a black soft top, spare tire, gold-colored headlights, gold lantern styled taillight, side steps, rear seat, dual opening hood, painted to match wooden wheels wrapped in bias ply tires, and gold accent trim. The interior features black vinyl bucket styled seats with a rear seat, under the rear seat is a latch able trunk, right side drive placement, adjustable windshield, woodgrain dash, and gold trim throughout. Powering this unique Buick is an Inline 4-cylinder engine that is claimed to have been rebuilt in 2005. This engine is mated to a Planetary 2 speed automatic transmission. If you are looking to collect or show off a classic automobile, this 1910 Buick Model 10 should be considered. Do...