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We have a beautiful 1948 Buick Roadmaster here, this is an awesome car to look at and drive. The body lines on this car are incredible. It is a numbers matching vehicle. The 320ci 150hp engine runs flawless, it is backed by a 2 speed dynaflow automatic transmission. The Burgundy exterior looks great as does the Grey interior. Take a seat in this beauty and you are brought back in time with the chrome accents, and split windshield. It even comes with a map light. Take a closer look and you will notice this Roadmaster comes with a rare full visor option from the factory. The...

1941 was a war torn year where manufacturing was mostly going towards the efforts to fight Nazi Germany. Despite the turmoil going on all over the world Buick was still holding up their quality standards and producing truly great cars. As you step inside the interior of this antique Buick it is hard to not get caught up in the history of such a vehicle. The giant tube-style AM radio in the center of the dash is beautiful and well built. Although it may not be operational today you can almost hear the Glenn Miller Orchestra crackling through radio.

The body and paint on this old Buick is in good shape and is aged in all the right places and, despite its old age, there are minimal dings and no rust issues on the car. The interior is comfortable and the front seat feels like it is more suitable for a living room than a car. Contrary to modern cars, you will not find any plastic hiding in this car; everything is metal and oozes class.

Much of the mechanical components have been rebuilt or replaced to allow stress-free cruising where ever you may...

This gorgeous muscle car was originally a 350 cubic inch Skylark but has been transformed into a GS Tribute with a 430 CID Big Block car with just 5,000 miles since rebuilt. The Medium Blue Metallic paint job is simply stunning in the sun and will turn heads at every cruise night or car show. Accenting the beautiful exterior is the pristine blue vinyl interior that will take you back to the glory days of Detroit muscle. This GS Tribute has been professionally detailed and is ridiculously clean. Powering this 1969 Skylark is the torque monster 430 Cubic Inch V8 engine backed by a TH400 transmission. This 430 V8 is rated at about 400 horsepower! You don't get too much closer to a true GS...

Buick was a brand that has been around since 1903 and was the first maker cars with overhead valve engines. Marketed above the Chevrolet and below the Cadillac the Buick was the premium brand that people could turn to at a reasonable price. The 50-s models were known for their rounded lines and tons of chrome making them sought after today. This example has lived a pampered life being bought new in Chicago and used as a fair-weather car most of its life. With the original bill of sale, service brochure and a ton of other original documents this 52 is a rare find. The paint is original to the car and proves how well the car has been taken care of. The ports on the side are the distinguishing feature on these cars and really give the car that distinguished look. Under the hood is the original Straight 8 that was Buick-s go to motor and a staple for the company. This one is original to the car and still runs excellent with nothing, but a valve job done this baby purrs like a kitten. The 3 speed transmission shifts as it should and is guaranteed to take you back...

By the late 1980s, the muscle car era was done. The gas crisis caused the end of high horsepower V8s and the few domestic muscle cars that remained were so strangled with emissions equipment, that the horsepower ratings were embarrassing. Even the Corvettes of the late 1980s barely squeaked over 200 horsepower. GM made a step in the right direction with their revolutionary Turbocharged V6 T-Type. This 3. 8 Liter gem, has been updated with new fuel tank, Racetronix HP fuel pump , Kirbin Billet Fuel pressure regulator, LT1 mass air flow sensor, Turbonetics 270 Series Turbo Charger. Finished in a Blue exterior paint, and with blue cloth interior, the Regal is a sharp looking car as well. This one is showing shows and runs great. Whether you're a Buick fan, a muscle car historian, or simply a fan...