Buick Riviera Gransport on 2040-cars
Bremo Bluff, Virginia, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Mileage: 0
Make: Buick
Exterior Color: Blue
Model: Riviera
Number of Cylinders: 8
Trim: blue
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Drive Type: v8
Number of Doors: 2
up for bidd 1965 buick riviera that i just resued this car was found in a basement in va where its been resting for the last 20 years yes its a true gransport it belonged to an elderly gentlemen whos been restoreing it off and on for the past twenty years now faced with health issues decided to give up and sell it the engine is completely rebuilded and so is the transmission but i was told by the the owner that its not the original engine and that he thought it was out of a 64 or 66 but it is a 425 and the trans is from the same car but i do have the original trans that goes with the car and its included in the auction this car has been taken off the frame and has all new body bushings and nuts and bolts the frame has been cleaned and painted the floors and the trunk has zero rust i have looked this car over well and cant find any rust anywhere except for the two small places that was fixed on the body see pics the body on this car is very solid all power windows work the rear ones are a little slow probaly from sitting the seats have new covers the carpet is new and so is the interior wood as well the rear package tray is missing just in cast your wondering the dual carb setup i was told was sold a long time ago the engine sounds really good and the trans works great the carb runs a little rough but theres a good used one thats included in the action also he gave me boxes of spare parts thats included in auction and boxes of magazines and buick manuals the radio we could not find also theres two pieces of rocker moulding that was missing everything else is with the car also the heater coil was leaking a little water so its been by pasted please free to come by and take a look at this truely amazeing find and the hidden head lights do work along with all the lights ect please do not bidd if you dont intend to pay thanks for looking
On Apr-11-13 at 13:22:52 PDT, seller added the following information:
SORRY GUYS HERES THE VIN NUMBER 494475H908681
On Apr-11-13 at 13:44:34 PDT, seller added the following information:
ALSO HERES THE NUMBER OFF OF THE FRONT OF THE ENGINE BLOCK 6H917626 AND HERES THE NUMBERS ON THE BODY TAG 12 B ST 65-49447 FB TR 608 WXT5 2 KR 3BT 4F 5KW
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