Not Always A Good Day For A Buick

[Centurion 344]

A 1966 Buick Wildcat owner utilizes the convenience of Drive Through Banking.

[MrEarl 5,869]

Click > 1955 Buick

[Bleach 1,048]

Someone's always gotta ruin a good interior by throwin a tire in the front seat. :mad:

Whatsa matta, trunk not big enough? Sheesh!

[Dave Gelinas (XP-300) 287]

Someone's always gotta ruin a good interior by throwin a tire in the front seat. :mad:

Whatsa matta, trunk not big enough? Sheesh!

I agree in full.

[Dave Gelinas (XP-300) 287]

A '49

[Dave Gelinas (XP-300) 287]

Whattttt!!!???

[Dave Gelinas (XP-300) 287]

Click > 1955 Buick

I grew up in a 55. For me this is sad indeed.

[shadetree77 45]

Whattttt!!!???

Ok, this has "Pissed Off Girlfriend and/or Spouse" written all over it.....LITERALLY!

[shadetree77 45]

'51 Roadmaster in the front of Hank Williams funeral procession. A sad day in music history. Here's a link to the youtube video where I found it. It's a Hank Williams documentary. Well worth the time if you're a fan of the Ramblin' Man. Make sure you watch all 5 parts.

Edited April 20, 2013 by shadetree77 (see edit history)

[shadetree77 45]

More finds...

Edited May 10, 2013 by shadetree77 (see edit history)

[JohnD1956 3,975]

A 1966 Buick Wildcat owner utilizes the convenience of Drive Through Banking.

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Looks like the car is calling for a tow

[MrEarl 5,869]

Looks like the car is calling for a tow

Good one JD!!!!

[loadmaster 1]

Man, I can't help but think that when those older Buicks took hits like that people really got hurt...and really killed without seat belts etc.. That old metal didn't bend up easily and those dashboards were steel, not plastic that absorbs. I'm thankful, in a way, for modern engineering.

[shadetree77 45]

More mashed up Buicks....

[75RivGS 33]

Few years ago in CA:

Spring 2012 in The Netherlands (73 Riviera):

Last weekend in The Netherlands (74 EW):

[John_Maine 19]

It's a wonder any of us survived.

[smithbrother 601]

There were a lot fewer automobiles on the roads years back, certainly a lot fewer trucks, NOT SAYING ANYTHING BAD ABOUT TRUCKS, just stating a fact. Couple this with slower speeds, and NO TEXTING, hehehe, well, many of us did survive.

Thank the many safe drivers, huh... I think if we check, there are fewer wrecks with injuries per million miles driven today then in the 50's for example, I THINK....

Dale in Indy

[shadetree77 45]

It's a wonder any of us survived.

Further proof of this statement below. Be careful out there guys!

[MrEarl 5,869]

[MrEarl 5,869]

[Guest my3buicks]

Guess I can add one!!

[shadetree77 45]

Bringing this one back to the top. Found this one on Facebook of all places.

[Guest my3buicks]

Just goes to prove, even though people call Buick's boats and yachts, they really don't float lol - poor 53 Special

[Bleach 1,048]

BTW, the newer ones don't float either.

But then again some of them do.

[old-tank 2,592]

Probably had a dynaflow...fast way of saying 'does not float'...