vektro

Fits 63-65 Buick

I have a pair of rubber seals for my Riviera that I never used. Cost $77 new, sell for $50

Thanks for all the responses. Car has been sold

Car is SOLD. This was copied from the Buick buy/sell forum, so I can’t add Sold to headline. Thanks all the great replies

I’d probably start with the Bilstein shocks. See how that does. I think it would be a great improvement

Jim, I did everything all at once, so not sure what makes the biggest impact. Most of my info came from being a ROA member. I found that a lot had used the Bilstein shocks and seemed a great improvement. Stock Monroe’s or something like that can’t compare. Found the springs from an ad in the Riview magazine from a guy in Georgia. Bit lower, but firmer. ROA membership is well, well worth it!! All the info you need

65 Riviera with deluxe interior, mostly original except exhaust( magma flow). Car has GS springs, and Bilstein shocks. Upgraded 1 1/4 in sway bar, and poly bushings. Lights work fine, all interior lights work. A/C works. Has a scrape on passenger door and a few nicks. No real dents. 77,500 original miles. Car comes with set of 4 other tires with wider whitewalls, car cover, some Riviera emblems, and three oem fan belts. Located just outside of St. Louis. Asking $23,500 obo Steve Pm me for more details Edited Tuesday at 10:50 AM by vektro Changed contact (see edit history) 3 Quote Edit Benefits of AACA Membership. rgs455 11 Posted Tuesday at 02:14 PM Very nice car! As a suggestion, you may want to consider posting your ad on v8buuck.com as well. There are a number Riviera guys who frequent the site. Quote

I have posted my car for sale in the Buick for Sale forum. Others suggested I also list in the Riviera Owners forum. Is there a way I can share or copy the first post, on the other forum? Or do I just need to write another?

65 Riviera with deluxe interior, mostly original except exhaust( magma flow). Car has GS springs, and Bilstein shocks. Upgraded 1 1/4 in sway bar, and poly bushings. Lights work fine, all interior lights work. A/C works. Has a scrape on passenger door and a few nicks. No real dents. 77,500 original miles. Car comes with set of 4 other tires with wider whitewalls, car cover, some Riviera emblems, and three oem fan belts. Located just outside of St. Louis. Steve Pm me for more details CAR HAS SOLD

I bought weather stripping for my 65 from Rubber the Right Way, after some feedback from the forum. Looks like nice stuff, but when I started with the leading edge for the rear window, I am having a hard time making it fit. The piece I took off is more rigid, and the new one is nice soft rubber. It seems like the part that slides into the channel on the window is too wide. It is wider than the original I took off. Also, the original curves inward a bit on the bottom and the new one doesn't. Am I missing something here? Could be me, as I haven't ever replaced any weather stripping. Anybody ever used this product on their 65? Part number is correct. Any advice?

I think I figured it out. Transmission guy I know just happened to stop next door, and I grabbed him!! How about that!!

I have a 65 Riv that seems to run well, but doesn't want to kick down when I step on it. Any suggestion on where to start?

No posi. I'll just give her some 90 weight. Thanks!

I just changed my pinion seal, and now need some oil to replace what leaked out. What should I use? 90 weight?

I'm on it, Ed. Been trying to find a 27f battery, but may take your suggestion and try a 24f, which is easier to find. Then the cables will be switched. Just ordered new H-2 style springs and Bilstein shocks from George Hussey, from the ads in the Riview. Super nice guy to deal with. I would recommend anyone looking for springs give him a call. He mainly works on Porche's, but owns a 65 Riviera. Great guy. He is dr914 on this forum or his ad is in the Riview , 1963-65 Bilstein shocks.