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Anyone know what the '65 sold for today?

Check his out: http://v8buick.com/index.php?threads/1966-riviera-gs-3-42-posi-rearend.344753/

The "Type II" push button styles are officially at Unobtainium status. ( in any salvageable state )

Two dream Rivieras together this week! + Five more Its gonna be something to see: https://www.mecum.com/lots/SC0519-368992/1965-buick-riviera/

Question: Was the "Shorty" console ever offered as an option for '71? Wait...I think I recollect a photo with one somewhere... Thanks

Worst thing is the front bumper. I don't know how you'd get 'er perfectly straight again. Mad skills needed. Lower door panels with the speaker holes would be difficult to find in good condition. What a gorgeous color combo! Rare This car is a steal IMO.

Shes back up for sale. Worth every penny - to me. (Not my listing) https://www.ebay.com/itm/1967-Buick-Riviera/333191215582?hash=item4d93be79de:g:nDEAAOSwEZdc1bIW

Thank goodness there is another source. Thanks

Just sharing info. I heard they have good brake/fuel lines: "In celebration of the Inline Tube Annual Car Show, we are offering 15% off all orders sitewide* *excludes exhaust systems Enter discount code CARSHOW15 at checkout to get the discount. Sale Runs May 9th, 10th & 11th"

Don’t forget TA Performance. Those guys know and have almost everything. http://www.taperformance.com/

How did the install go? Thanks

2nd Generation rear 1/4 glass seals. I could not for the life of me find these a few years ago. I remember them being a real PITA to install on my '73 ...a quarter century ago. Well, here they are! https://www.ebay.com/itm/1966-70-Buick-Oldsmobile-1967-70-Cadillac-Quarter-Window-Leading-Edge-Seals/270739252465

Not mine. Someone was looking for one so I thought I'd share. A bit rough. https://limaohio.craigslist.org/pts/d/plymouth-chevy-buick-riviera-cadillac/6855324442.html

Few fit and function in Gotham. l’d venture that Mr. Scorsese had some hand in that proper placement. Rivieras are still well iconic and not standardized to redundancy in global view. Joe public keeps asking, “What is that car? It’s beautiful, I’ve never seen anything like it”.

Nirvana. What it must be like to be in that cabin? Makes me want to rip my vinyl out with ill temper and put the original cloth in... like...real badly. Drool.

Once you get the panels sorted, Scanlan Classic fabricates the veneers laser-cut with foam 3-M style adhesive. (If you dont want to fabricate your own) https://www.ebay.com/str/scanlanlaserengraving

Where the heck is the ignition nut? Probably means burnt wires? I'll bet I got the last NOS one on planet Earth. Whomever gets this baby is welcome to my old scratched nut. Har har

Floor console and bucket frames are worth savin / restorin! Would go in a '68 just fine....

Nice. Did you put the foam directly thrugh the spark plug ports and soak?

Awesome! My favorite so far. Nice work. Hang this one behind the man-cave bar.

Hah I used to pump gas at Metro West Hampton, NY. I always checked oil and cleaned windscreens for tips. I remember being so busy I didnt have time to exchange the massive wad of cash in my pockets. What a horrible and short job. Remember the NFL promos?

Yeah, seemed to be common here up until '73. Of which I just sold mine. The fuel would always shoot out of the neck. And what a pain the old knee cap!! Some cars were worse even BELOW the bumper. Sure were some pretty boots, however. Style before function:

Mr. Colin I removed and reinstalled mine because the debris screen was the most rusty thing on my car. I soaked the screen and transmission in liquid rust remover over night. Re-painted all. Lubed. Better than new. Just do as JZ states. Lift the front lip and slide forward. The hardest part is the wiper blades. Make sure you wear thick gloves when removing / reinstalling them. Driver over passenger. Towels all around to protect the paint. I used nylon washers under the sheetmetal screws to not tear the paint. This is actually done on other cars from factory. >1968 don't have these issues!

http://www.oldbuickparts.com/ CARS has the sheet metal. No experiance with the pieces.

My '67 power antenna just decided to switch to slow mode. Fully charged battery and fresh lube on the outside telescoping parts. Why all the sudden the big slow down? Thanks