Just call me 'B'
1932 Packard 8..a work in progress... very slow progress...
1922 Studebaker Special Six, just like my grandfather had.
1955 Buick Roadmaster Riviera 76R
AACA........BCA
From the looks of the trim down the side and the glimpse of one of the portholes, it appears to be a 1951. One of the Roadmaster Riviera models. Top of the line and a beautiful car.
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Robert
BCA #46402
1952 Buick Special Deluxe 41D (Lucy)
(My Dad And I Finally Have A Project Car)
1979 Thunderbird Town Landau
(Highly Neglected Since I Got My Buick)
1977 Thunderbird Town Landau
(My First Car Given To Me By My Uncle w/ 20,000 Original Miles & Wrecked In 2004(not my fault) w/ 70,000 Miles, R.I.P.)
Agree with Robert.
Dave Rex BCA 1649
1937 Special 4 door conv
1939 Special 4 door
1965 LeSabre Conv
1997 Riviera
1986 Trans Am (For Sale)
2007 Pacifica
The sweepspear looks the same on Special, Super and Roadmaster Rivieras but the window sill moulding, which drops down onto the door and quarter panel, is Roadmaster-only. The chrome filler in the C-pillar is common to the Super and Roadmaster but not the Special. (I like that extra "railing" around the bumper of the Roady below, although it's probably aftermarket.)
I'm with Robert and GG: your photo shows a '51 Roadmaster - and a terrified child.
Special... Roadmaster... Super
Rob McDonald
1957 Buick Roadmaster 4-door Riviera, Model 73A, owned since Feb/73
1973 MGB Mark III Tourer, original owner Dec 1/73
1962 Valiant Signet, home at last
Just call me 'B'
1932 Packard 8..a work in progress... very slow progress...
1922 Studebaker Special Six, just like my grandfather had.
1955 Buick Roadmaster Riviera 76R
AACA........BCA
Yep, only the Roadmaster would have 4 ventiports-Dave BCA# 46470 1952 56C
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