1938 Buick Century Convertible Phaeton on 2040-cars
Woodstock, Vermont, United States
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Here is a wonderful opportunity to acquire a simply breathtaking Century Sports Phaeton. One of only 208 Convertible Phaetons built in model year 1938 it is an extremely rare example of Buicks golden age of automobile production. Equipped with Buick's largest 320 cu in 8 cylinder engine and mated to a 3 speed floor operated standard transmission this was Buicks performance model named for its true 100mph top speed and superior road manners. Gorgeous deep maroon show quality paint finish, soft tan full leather interior, tan cloth top, wide whitewalls and dual sidemounts. Every feature exhibits the quality and care this automobile has enjoyed over the years. Without exception this will certainly be a fine addition to anyone's collection. Fully restored in 2001 and subsequently part of a very prestigious collection. Driven only for special occasions, always maintained by professionals regardless of cost, this is a special motorcar in spectacular condition. All restoration and service documents are included in the sale. Car is located in Woodstock Vermont and is available for inspection only by appointment. Please email any questions, all will be answered promptly and honestly. I will provide my phone number to discuss the car personally by request. A very fair reserve has been set, especially considering the quality and condition of this automobile. Please check my feedback, I am not a dealer, just an individual who enjoys fine motorcars. Thank you for your consideration, if you are the fortunate new owner I am certain you will not be disappointed.
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