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Here is a picture of the fuel tank in my '65 after I cleaned it up. What you see here is the original finish and manufacturers markings on the top surface.

Would you consider a 1967 Cadillac convertible? I have an excellent, all original car with 46,000 miles. No rust ever, has original paint, interior and top. Comes with a set of TrueSpoke wire wheels with tires, original wheels/ wheel covers on new tires, car cover, literature and some nice spare parts. Has working AC. Lots of recent mechanical work has been done including new shocks, brakes, fuel pump, radiator recored and carburetor rebuilt.

Sorry, the part was sold a while back.

Very nice work. You certainly brought that car back from the dead.

Great car! A woody preserved like this one does not come along very often.

Here is a scan of the 1965 Riviera Wholesale Order Form. It is very interesting and informative. Feel free to make your own copy.

I have a copy of the original form. I will scan it and post it here so anyone can print their own.

Looks like this could be an excellent car for someone. The condition is very impressive.

A NOS set these door edge guards sold on Ebay in June for $153.00. Still kind of pricey. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Chrome-door-edge-guards-trim-NOS-set-of-2-LR-Buick-Riviera-1965-1964-1963-/254630813069?fits=Year%3A1965|Model%3ARiviera&hash=item3b492ddd8d%3Ag%3ACO0AAOSwOape7q~T&nma=true&si=u3RPmOp0EQKFfSi7MOz2xwwQRj4%3D&orig_cvip=true&nordt=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557

Still available.

Still available.

Still available.

Wow, that body has more waves than the Atlantic. Be sure to bring your bondo detector for this one!

Yes, exactly.

My Riviera has a new friend in the garage. About a year ago, I bought a very nice all-original 1967 Cadillac convertible. There is a definite family resemblance here.