1971 71 Buick Riviera Factory 455 Auto Project Car Runs Drives Bucket Seat on 2040-cars
Billings, Montana, United States
1971 Buick Riviera 455 auto project car. It does run & drive. Currently no battery & bad pos + cable. I will do what I can to get it fixed. If buy it now is used I will make sure it runs to load. There is some rust in the 1/4's around the lip. Easy patch. Floors also need patch. Trunk is solid. There is no keys. Ignition is set up to toggle switch. Its a rare car with good bones & ready project. I do have a front bumper but am missing one bumper bracket to put it on. Front bumper is included. With a little love it could be a driver while you fix up. Please ask any questions before bidding. I am a body & paint guy, This was one we were going to restore @ my shop but way to many other projects in front of it. My loss could be your gain. Gabriel Hot Rod Alley 406-672-1207
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