KMDonnan

Congratulations! You made and excellent choice! Of course we are all biased here. Ask away on your questions. Think about joining Riviera Association https://www.rivowners.org/ There are some great forums there. Their 1963-1965 specialist Tom Mooney #56 has been a big help to me. Congratulations!

1965 Buick Riviera - For Sale - CraigsList - West of Chicago http://chicago.craigslist.org/wcl/cto/6291552814.html

Hi guys, Well its been a great run, but I have to sell my beloved '65 Riviera. Any suggestions on where to list it?

Great info, thanks 64 SUPRCAT.

Thanks for the details! Anyone else have input on this?

Looking good. What wheel tire setup are you using. I just converted my '65 from air Ride to stock shocks and springs (too many headaches with the Air Ride). But now I need new rims and tires. I dont like wheel gap like most folks, and the standard height is so high. I tried a supposed 2 inch drop springs, from Original Parts Group, but that turned out to be a 4 inch drop and I could not even get a 17 inch rim on the car. My big problem is rubbing the fender with the tires in a turn. So my 20 inch rims are too big even with a low profile tire. I am thinking 17 inch rims with a 0 offset, 8 inch width for the fronts, with a higher profile tire. Your setup looks good. So my questions are: 1. What is the size of the rims 2. what is the rim offset (0 for exact middle of the rim) 3. How wide are the rims? 7 inch?, 8 inch? 4. What is the tire size? how tall are the tires. 5. Do you have any fender rub issues? I would appreciate help from anyone on this, as I am so frustrated with the whole situation. My car is a driver, and I keep running into roadblocks on this suspension issue.

How much are you asking, and where did you get the rims I like it. I assume an AirRide system?

Here you go! It is for sale for the right price.