[jeff_a]

If you wanted to have the largest Buick collection in the world, how many cars would you have to have, ballpark? My guesses as to who would have the distinction are the GM historical collection; the Pioneer Village Museum in Minden, NE; or the Harold LeMay Collection in Tacoma, WA.

Thanks!

[lrlforfun]

OK Jeff: I have a big Buick collection They are.....

1960 Buick 61 examples

1963 Riviera 2 examples

1964 Riviera 9 examples

1965 Riviera 4 examples

1965 Buick 3 examples

1966 Buick 7 examples

Of course give or take 25 parts cars included.

No other makes except for daily drivers.

Even more important are the friends I have made over the years through the car hobby! Mitch

[TxBuicks]

lrlforfun,
Why no 1961 and 1962 Buicks? How about some pictures, especially of the 1965 Rivieras?

[The Old Guy]

Jeff
I have been to all three, and the Pioneer village doesn't come close to the other two. The GM Heritage collection had at one time ,seven other buildings full. They would switch 15-20 cars a week into their museum. GM sold off many cars during their "restrucuring" , but it would still be a "toss up " between the two.

[jeff_a]

Irlforfun,
Yikes! I'm sure you're a contender for King of 1960's Buicks.

[jeff_a]

The Old Guy,
I've only been to the collection in Nebraska, and thought that was large. I have a feeling the Lemay Museum holdings are so big, they couldn't even tell you how many cars of a certain make they have.

[The Old Guy]

Jeff
I agree !! The LeMay holdings are undoubtedly HUGE !! The Buick count for both would be astromical