Vander

Seller here. Alsuncle- Thank you for the compliments on the presentation. You probably saw our El Paso Tan/Symphony Brown car making its rounds on the internet last year. Edinmass- There are only 6 known to exist, we sold Mac's other one last year. Przemek M- Yes, this car could be used as an example for anyone restoring a 32 90 series and wants to know what is correct and Authentic. Y-jobfan He bought it in the late 70's and it still draws the large crowds today. We have recently serviced the car and it was scheduled for numerous Concours and National events this year that were unfortunately canceled due to Covid-19. So the new owner will have the pleasure of bringing it back out to the public if they choose. If you have any questions about the car it is best to use the 'Contact Seller' button in the Bring a Trailer listing as that will go directly to my e-mail.

Sandoz can be found, they are about $700 last time I checked. I think that's why a lot of people switch to other clocks.

I believe this is the first time one of these has ever been offered for sale publicly, it is an unique opportunity. There are only 6 known to exist, and have been owned by the same people for a long time, and/or exchanged hands privately. There are a total of 30 Buick lots currently registered for the sale, a very high number! Some of them to note are... 1965 Buick Riviera Gran Sport $45,000-50,000 1958 Buick Wells Fargo Convertible $275,000-350,000 1954 Skylark Convertible $90,000-110,000 1987 Buick Grand National $30,000-35,000 It is going to be an exciting event this fall, I am looking forward to it!