1965 Buick Riviera Gs Gran Sport Small Emblem on 2040-cars
Hollywood, Florida, United States
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Selling my 1965 Buick Riviera Gran Sport. This is a cool car that I was hoping to restore, but just don't have the time. It's a real deal, early "small emblem" GS, which are becoming very hard to find. This car has some good options including air conditioning, power windows, factory magnum Road Wheels, rear defrost, power antenna(motor is missing) wood wheel and deluxe interior. It is missing the dual quad 425 engine, which is how I purchased it. It does still have it's SP400 trans and posi rear axle(not sure what ratio-could be 3.07 or 3.42). The car is a project and will need complete restoration. Overall, the body is pretty solid and most of the trim looks excellent. It does have some bondo/rust in the drivers rear quarter and some rust in the corners of the trunk pan(see pics), along with a little bit on the very bottoms of the front fenders(behind the finned trim). Back window seems really solid from what I can tell and rockers look good, I have not had the carpet out, but the floor pan feels solid. The car will come with the clamshells and linkage, clamshell motor(needs rebuilt-is disassembled), grille, cathedral moldings(broken), the firewall AC boxes(not shown), hood hinges(not shown), AM radio(not sure if it works or not-not shown), Wood Wheel horn button(not shown), two sets of bumpers(rear is on car-two fronts and one more rear included, not shown) and all the finned rocker trim(the one drivers long piece is bent-rest is good condition). Comes with clear Florida title in my name. I have tons more pictures, just ask and I will send-I am at my limit as to how many I can post in the ad. Car is sold as is, as shown with no expressed or implied warranty or guarantee. Please ask all questions before purchase. Feel free to email or call me with any questions 954 two seven zero 9299. Thanks for viewing my ad!
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