64 riviera

[bugsyc]

I have a chance to buy a very clean 64 buick riviera...Body is a 9....new white paint.5 coats of clear.interior needs some work...asking 5900,I'm sure I could get it for 5k...What do you think???Running original 425 wildcat engine..original trans..car is running. speedo says 74000,might be 175000.:confused:

[SC Cheesehead]

Getting rid of the Marauder? :confused:

[Blackened300a]

1964 is my favorite year for the riviera. Thats a great deal and they look awesome restored.

http://americandreamcars.com/1964rivieracust031409.jpg

[SC Cheesehead]

1964 is my favorite year for the riviera. Thats a great deal and they look awesome restored.

http://americandreamcars.com/1964rivieracust031409.jpg


+1 on the '64's, IMO, they were the best looking cars Buick ever built.

[GordonB]

Go for it. Hope you have a big garage to work on it and not some 2-Honda-sized garage.
GordonB

[bugsyc]

Getting rid of the Marauder? :confused:
NEVER>>>>1st and only owner

[bugsyc]

+1 on the '64's, IMO, they were the best looking cars Buick ever built.
I agree.Now ALL I have to do is put the money together...

[Black Dynamite]

I had a 63 Riv, nice car but it wasn't a muscle car.

FWIW, the 1971 Riv GS is one of my top ten "gotta have" cars before I die.

[Mercguy04]

63. 64, I like them a lot
Not sure as to hidden hightlights or not.
I think the Gran Prix we nice in those years As well

[BODYMAN]

Go for it. Hope you have a big garage to work on it and not some 2-Honda-sized garage.
GordonB

Not only for size (garage) but working on it. Cause thats about the most you do with old ones anymore! Ive owned 5-diff old cars 3 I restored and it seemed like I was fixing the car's more than I was engoying them. Anymore I like just going to car shows and seeing them but no more for me. Give me FI and less then 15yrs old. Dont even get me started on hidden rust