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Sharp car. Paint looks great, but probably not factory. Likewise the dash. I doubt the 91-year-old owner is going to accept much of a discount on the asking price, and it'll need to come down a few thousand to move.

Clean car, good price. Sell the wheels.

Top looks like a replacement. Not sure why it would warrant another replacement-maybe to fix a bad installation? I never had any trouble with the scissor top on my '71. Looks like the self-leveling rear suspension has been replaced with air shocks. Prices on these have stayed low (seems especially so when it's time to sell), so maybe $10-12K US for this one? Or better yet, spend a little more and get one without the issues. Chasing problems on these can get expensive quick.

The '36 Specials still had wood. Buick went to a new all-steel body for the 40 (Special) and 60 (Century) series in 1937. Might be a clean car at a good price. Worth a look.

Beautiful car in a good color. If I had $15K burning a hole in my pocket and room in the garage, this car would be at the top of my list.

Clean car. Looks like a few liberties have been taken. Would look much better with wheels in a factory color, and it's aggressively priced, but hopefully the seller is flexible.

If the car had a lighter color top (tan, etc.), something besides 1 inch whitewalls, and the seller had made an effort to clean it up, especially the engine bay, the asking price might be in the ballpark. No interior photos? My favorite year of the 1950-53 Buicks.

Not quite the Wienermobile, but interesting. Whatever the market is, I'd guess the asking price is at the top of it.

Someone made an epic miscalculation. I hope flipper really likes this car. It's going to be with them for a while.

Sharp. Good asking price. Pinstriping would help to break up the black, but it's ready to go.

This could be the basis for something interesting, like a plus-size Econoline pickup, or stake bed, or... Nothing wrong with the 292 if it's salvageable.

I actually like the colors, but if you're going to go two-tone, I think the lighter color should be above the darker. But it should be one color, anyway. Paint the fenders black. Otherwise, sharp car.

Pay your taxes or buy this car.

Looks like a roadster with a California top, but I don't see snaps for side curtains, or windows if it's a coupe. Looks clean, but the asking price and red paint don't help its case.

Looks like the photos are taken from a magazine. $24.5K for a Chevy coupe in non-running condition?