1934 McLaughlin-Buick in Spain, questions

[Pete Phillips]

I've been contacted by the owner of this 1934 Buick in Spain who wants to sell the car. He says it is a 90-series, but the body tag says it is a 67-S, which would be a smaller car. I do not have a listing of McLaughlin-Buick model numbers for 1934. Can anyone shed some light on this? I have asked him for a wheelbase measurement.

Pete Phillips

[sean1997]

Model 67S was a 60 Series 4-door special sedan, not available in the US.  Wheelbase of 128 inches.  Usually it was things like an upgraded interior trim, wood dashes, or extra exterior bright work that made them "Special".  The body job number of 34009 shows that it used the same body as the model 67.
 

[Mark Shaw]

McLaughlin Buicks have particularly well appointed interiors.  I expect this one should sell quickly to someone in Europe.

[bob duffer]

Post some more pics of this car . We love to see pictures .

[Thriller]

No breakdown by series nor model, but there were 4,091 McLaughlin-Buick automobile built in 1934. 

 

[allcars]

Fascinating car. It appears to possibly have closed rear roof quarters (no third window behind the rear door window). But the Model 67 regular sedan did have windows there. Maybe its just the camera angle/shadows. More pics would be great to see. Also chromed grille shell is special and it has neat European headlamps.

[nzcarnerd]

Maybe the closed rear quarters are the reason it is a 'Special Sedan'??  I guess this is basically the same car as the US Model 67.  Yes, Series 60 not 90.  Wheelbase is 128".