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The 1963 Buick Riviera was Motor Trends -Car of the Year-. This highly optioned numbers matching 1st generation 1963 Buick Riviera is ready to cruise! This 52 year old is in very good shape and has been well taken care of. At some point in time, the Riviera was repainted in the original color of Marlin Blue. 1963 Riviera engines were painted silver from the factory. This original 401 CID V8 -Nailhead- puts out 445 ft-lb-s of torque to the rear wheels. The 401 -Nailhead- V8 has been mated with a 2-speed Turbine Transmission. It gets the power to the rear wheels and allows this Riviera to cruise the highway with ease. The Riviera is also equipped with power brakes to insure this car stops in an instant when needed. The beautiful dark blue leather interior is accented with a light blue headliner that makes the interior both comfortable and inviting. The Riviera is equipped with front and rear bucket seats. The rear bucket seats have a center arm rest to provide occupants with additional comfort. The interior has also been loaded with power options. Even power wing windows that still work! The power tilt steering wheel makes this Riviera so...

Backing the V8 is an automatic transmission which makes shifting easy. Combined with power steering and power brakes, this Skylark for sale is almost too easy to drive, you may never want to stop! The exterior of this convertible cruiser, is a lovely shade of red. The driver quality Buick shows why it was Chevrolet's classy brother, with lovely polished fender trim and aesthetically gorgeous chrome front and rear bumpers. The red paint is complimented by the classiness of a white convertible top with glass window and the sportiness of Magnum 500 style rally wheels with Buick center caps. The Mags are wrapped in whitewall radial tires, which make this car handle like floating on a cloud. The interior consists of red vinyl bench seats both front and rear. The front sport bench offers a fold down arm rest when wanted and enough room for three adults when needed. The interior is a nostalgic throwback, outside of the aftermarket SunPro gauge cluster beneath the dash. Options on this 1967 Buick Skylark convertible for sale,...

The 80's were filled with cars that did not exude performance. The almighty Corvette was hardly the car it is today with 0-60 times in the 6 second range performance was lackluster at best. Buick was setting back and taking notice as they appeared to be the only company that was listening to their customers. With their current success in the NASCAR series they decided to call their new offering the Grand National. Sales were sluggish at first until 86 when a newly modified engine design with an air to air intercooler shot power ratings up and made the Grand National the fastest GM vehicle in the stables. This 87 is a very clean example of what these beauties looked like when they rolled off the line. The black paint is in great condition and is one of the key attributes to the GN's legacy. Open the hood and the thing that made the GN the car to strike fear in the hearts of Corvette owners sits basically untouched. The air intake has been replaced giving a better flow which drastically improved not only horsepower but economy as well. All of the turbo hoses and fittings have been replaced with upgraded...

This '58 Roadmaster is powered by a 364 cubic inch V8 engine and is backed by a 2-speed automatic transmission. Options on this 1958 Buick Roadmaster include: Air Conditioning, AM Radio, Power Windows, Power Steering, Power Brakes, Vinyl Interior, Seat Belts and White Wall Radial Tires wrapped around steel wheels with Buick Hub Caps. This '58 Roadmaster is offered for sale with just 98,466 actual miles and has been in the same family for over 40 years. The classic has been properly maintained and is a reliable driver. The Buick Roadmaster was introduced in 1936 and was Buick's flagship vehicle until production ended in 1958. The Roadmaster was reintroduced in 1991 and was produced until 1996. The '58 Roadmaster featured an amazing amount of chrome. The 'drawer pull' grill is a beautiful reminder of the style and elegance that Buick was known for in the era. The heavily...

This antique Buick exudes elegance. Rare by any standards, this green and black Model 27 is a true time Machine going back almost 90 years. At first glance, it-s hard to know where to look first. Your eyes want to follow the arching front fenders, down to the running boards and up past the rear tire, but the chrome accents act as a welcomed deviation of attention. The front end greets you with a massive chrome grill that dawns a traditional Buick logo that serves as yet another reminder that you-re looking at a true piece of American automotive history.

The cabin is just as special as the exterior. With enough room for a family of four in the backseat and shades for privacy, there is no reason not to take the whole family out for a cruise in this traditional American sedan. A relic of pre-war America and even the...