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This gorgeous ride has tons of documentation including the Protect O Plate, Window Sticker, Registration from 71-75, Glove Box Build Sheet, and Owner's Manual. This was a Barn find that was rescued 8 years ago and was treated to a full frame off restoration that was completed in 2015. This rare find is also a two owner car which is very hard to find with a classic car. This car is 1 of 126 Convertible 4 speed cars that was made in 1970 and no telling how many left out there today. The exterior was repainted the original color which is code 48 and is Sherwood Green Metallic and the interior is 185 which is Pearl White Interior. It's also equipped with the very rare option of the Consolette which is labeled as D57 on the window sticker. Powering this sweet Machine is the number's matching motor and tranny....

Very nice all original, numbers matching 1951 Buick Super 56C Convertible. This is a really nice convertible that would make anyone proud to own. Original straight 8 engine and dynaflow transmission. Car lived it's life in California until 2006 and was on the cover of 'Collectible Automobile Magazine' in August of 1995, the magazine does come with the car. Lots of options for a 1951 including; power windows, power convertible top, power front seat, and clock. The car is a heater delete car, in California, heaters were an option on 1951. New paint was...

Wow! Check out this rare 1937 Buick Series 90 Limited (L-90)! This Buick comes with a 350 c. i. d. engine and Turbo 350 automatic transmission. Options include: A/C (front and rear), AM/FM/CD radio, cruise control, power brakes, power steering, power locks, power windows, tilt wheel, seat belts, leather interior, wire wheels, and radial tires. This is believed to be a 4 owner car! Other features include: throttle body fuel injection, rear air shocks, Walker radiator and shroud, power divider window,...

This beautiful two door hard top has been tastefully modified to give a custom look while still retaining a lot of the original look. There are plenty of Tri-Five Chevys out there, but not many Buicks of the same era driving around. This one is finished in Copper over Champagne with all the factory trim in place. Add a set of Zenith Knock Off wire wheels and you have one classy look. This is one elegant street rod. Under the hood you'll find a bit more power than this one was born with. A fuel injected LT1 V8 fits neatly and backs up to a modern 4L60E overdrive transmission. The drive train has only about 2,106 miles since being completely rebuilt. Underneath this one has a Fatman front end and disc brakes in the front. The power brakes and power steering really improve the comfort of this beauty and make it more useable on a daily basis. Things like Francis wiring, a new stainless gas...

This car was special ordered and optioned by the owner of a Buick dealership in California for his wife. The options include the rare surf green paint, cloth inserts on both front and rear seats, air conditioning, power windows, powers steering, powers brakes, and a tilt wheel. This California car has undergone a frame on restoration with new paint, new interior, and all new rubber seals. All five wheels were sent to a wheel shop and refinished to look like new. Under the hood is a 425 Wildcat engine mated to a 3 speed automatic Super-Turbine 400 transmission. In the 60s this was a nice car. Today this car draws a crowd. Hop in and drive it to your local car show or hit the interstate with the AC on and go for a...