bodayguy

Nice paint color and wheels here, but it looks kinda Frankensteined together, yeah? Is that a 63 interior in some ways? https://www.parkplaceltd.com/used-cars/detail/1964-Buick-Riviera/995/7K1223427XXXXXXXX

thanks, it seemed really fishy!

No engine pictures. That's a nice looking 65 tho. Hmmm. In my area.

I sold my 64 last year for $20K (was on Bring a Trailer, ended up going to the high bidder despite missing reserve). That guy flipped it on BaT a couple months ago for $31,500 (plus commission). Yeah I'd say things are different in 2021 :))

Wish I had the dough. I'd like to get a red 65 at some point.

Anyone want to dissect this one from the listing? Red 65 at dealer in Orlando. Looks OK to me in the photos, but the paint seems weird. https://www.orlandoclassiccars.net/vehicles/570/1965-buick-riviera

I actually didn't think it would get to $13k. It was selling at no reserve. It had rusty bubbles, the interior was ehhhh ... and the engine bay is a mess. And it's a two-tone paint job that was in need of help. (But it was numbers matching, so that's a plus) Considering mine was a no-sale at $18.5 and was WAAYYYYYY nicer (eventually sold private to the high bidder), that $13k was a good price I thought.

How did you get the title without paying taxes in 2009?

It does not include a foot pedal. I don’t have that.

Sorry. Yes. It looks like 980657 model #. ADD: Guess I should have googled it (sorry, I be dumb sometimes). That model number does code to a 64! Anyone want it before I eBay it?

I know nothing except the guy I bought my 64 from included this in the sale and I have cleaned it up and am going to EBay it or whatever. Is this for a 64? Does the serial number tell us anything? Hopefully it works, I haven’t tried it, just cleaned it up.

Coil Spring Specialties + Bilsteins, if you're not worried about $$. Worth it.

Mine never went into L. Have no idea why and never needed it anyhow so I ignored it.

I put my 64 on a truck to Columbus and a new owner, Brian. Hopefully he joins the board here. You guys have been great. I do hope years down the line I can get a 65. Beautiful cars!!

Actually I think it's $249 if you haven't listed before but they make it $99 for returning customers. The best part is the buyer pays the 5% commission, not the seller, which makes it a good deal for a seller. The way the bidding works too, the buyer's fee is charged on the credit card the second the auction ends. This means whoever wins is a LOT less likely to flake out and not buy the car (which seems to be a big issue on eBay).