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1967 BUICK RIVIERA
Collector Car For Sale - All original 1967 Riviera that is 100 original including the paint. It has never been allowed in the rain and is rust free. Drives better that you would ever expect. This car was ordered special for a GM executive and that is why it is optioned the way it is. It has power steering, power brakes, bucket seats plus more. I have the Protecto-plate and will be glad to email you a copy if you would like to see how it was optioned when ordered. Powered by the 430 CI V8 w/4bbl this car will fly! It is the last of the big muscle cars and will always go up in value over the years. The car has Automatic Transmission, but as you will see, the shift is on the column, not in the console as this is the way it was ordered by the individual that ordered it the way he wanted it which makes it a little unusual and gives you something to talk about when at car shows. It is nice to see that things back then could be ordered the way you wanted your car to be, and they made it that way. That will never happen again the way they stamp all of these cars out today and you can't even tell what it is unless you read the name plate stuck on it somewhere. Great investment to add to your collection, or a great way to start one.
Collector Car For Sale - All original 1967 Riviera that is 100 original including the paint. It has never been allowed in the rain and is rust free. Drives better that you would ever expect. This car was ordered special for a GM executive and that is why it is optioned the way it is. It has power steering, power brakes, bucket seats plus more. I have the Protecto-plate and will be glad to email you a copy if you would like to see how it was optioned when ordered. Powered by the 430 CI V8 w/4bbl this car will fly! It is the last of the big muscle cars and will always go up in value over the years. The car has Automatic Transmission, but as you will see, the shift is on the column, not in the console as this is the way it was ordered by the individual that ordered it the way he wanted it which makes it a little unusual and gives you something to talk about when at car shows. It is nice to see that things back then could be ordered the way you wanted your car to be, and they made it that way. That will never happen again the way they stamp all of these cars out today and you can't even tell what it is unless you read the name plate stuck on it somewhere. Great investment to add to your collection, or a great way to start one.
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