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3 hours ago, JJ62 said:

This is not my listing. Clean car, '64 with dual quads. Looks good from the front, but it's got an ugly-ass Continental kit on it, and fender skirts. See something new every day!

 

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/684068938719417/

 

Did you read the fine print.  Any pictures of the car not in the garage are "stock photos" of a similar car.

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Seen on Facebook Marketplace. (not my listing)

Strato-Bench seat but appears to have rear defrost, speed minder, 8-track, cruise control switch but missing CC mechanism on carb. Owner states he has the air cleaner housing and chrome lid in the trunk.

Claims the car was a "barn find" that has sat for several years but that he has been "tinkering with and fixing up".

He states the AC  control label fell off. I asked him about the HVAC controls. I only see two wheels on the controls, but the car has a full AC setup in the engine compartment.

 

1968 Buick Riviera GS(?)
Washington Court House, OH
$9,500

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/417151119068999/

430V8 3spd Auto 4bbl 101k 2 owner Car All original GS Model Protecto Plate Loaded everything works including the A/C. Newer good matching Michelin Tires, Rebuilt carb, New front brake calipers, pads, rotors, battery, thermostat, power steering lines, hoses, belts, plugs, wires, cap, button, points. Car is clean and Very solid no rust. Runs strong drives smooth and straight down the road. Ive driven this car everywhere. Needs a water pump its starting to leak. Just havent had time to change it. Could use a paint job and new top but isnt horrible it is 50 yrs old. Isnt far off from being a real nice car. $9500 CASH NO TRADES NO PAYMENTS SERIOUS INQUIRES ONLY CLEAN TITLE IN HAND NOT HURTING TO SELL JUST FOUND SOMETHING ELSE IM INTERESTED IN CALL IF INTERESTED

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Another from eBay Motors:

 

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1964-Buick-Riviera/202690783572

 

$15,000 or best offer for a 1964 Riviera, perhaps in Bronze Mist. Air conditioning non-functional and that 8-track tape player cannot be stock for 1964.

 

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Not my listing. Seen on CL

 

70 BUICK RIVIERA - $14500 (GREENVILLE SC)

https://greenville.craigslist.org/ctd/d/greenville-1970-buick-riviera/6899901144.html

 

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1970 BUICK RIVIERA SPORT COUPE $14,500 OBO

SOUTHERN CAR SINCE NEW
ALMOST ALL ORIGINAL IN EXCELLENT CONDITION SHOWING 80,448 MILES
455 CU IN V-8 ENGINE WITH 4BBL CARB
AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION - DUAL EXHAUST
EXCELLENT EXTERIOR GREEN PAINT
GREEN VINYL SEAT INTERIOR IN EXCELLENT CONDITION
POWER STEERING - POWER BRAKES - POWER WINDOWS
POWER SEAT - FACTORY AIR CONDITIONING
ORIGINAL OWNERS MANUAL WITH PROTEC-O-PLATE
FACTORY WHEELS WITH WHITE WALL TIRES

WHAT A CRUISER - DON'T WAIT ON THIS ONE !!! $14,500 OBO

CREDIT UNION FINANCING AVAILABLE FOR IN STATE QUALIFIED BUYERS

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1974 Riviera with white exterior, blue Landau padded top, white vinyl 60/40 notchback seat with armrest, blue interior, and 60,000 miles. Reserve of $8,000, with a Buy It Now price of $10,000.

 

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1974-Buick-Riviera-Landau/133072085784

 

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Definitely a cool color combination.

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1967 Riviera with "teal" (perhaps Riviera Turquoise) exterior, blue cloth and vinyl bench seats (except blue wasn't available with cloth in 1967), and 73,000 miles. Reserve not known, no Buy It Now. Said to be "driver quality," with aftermarket stereo

 

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1967-Buick-Riviera/323824893335

 

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Appears to have originally had a vinyl top.  'Riviera' script missing from the front of the hood.  Upholstery is definitely not OEM style; it would look more appropriate in a mid-70's Riviera, IMHO.  It has a disc brake master cylinder, but has drum brakes in front.  Still, it seems like a solid driver for the right person.

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44 minutes ago, EmTee said:

Appears to have originally had a vinyl top.  'Riviera' script missing from the front of the hood.  Upholstery is definitely not OEM style; it would look more appropriate in a mid-70's Riviera, IMHO.  It has a disc brake master cylinder, but has drum brakes in front.  Still, it seems like a solid driver for the right person.

Same fabric that was in my '84 El Camino.  How can you visually tell the difference between a disk and a drum master cylinder?

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Yeah, 70's/80's velour for sure!  Blue cloth would look like this:

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The disc brake master cylinder has a larger reservoir at the forward end (for front brakes) and a smaller one on the booster end for the rears.  The added capacity is needed to compensate for the disc brake caliper piston extending farther out of the caliper body as the pads wear, which increases the volume of fluid held behind the piston(s).

 

Mine was the same way when I got it, but have since replaced it with the drum brake version, which has  two chambers of the same size (smaller).

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12 hours ago, EmTee said:

Appears to have originally had a vinyl top.  'Riviera' script missing from the front of the hood.  Upholstery is definitely not OEM style; it would look more appropriate in a mid-70's Riviera, IMHO.  It has a disc brake master cylinder, but has drum brakes in front.  Still, it seems like a solid driver for the right person.

 

I was thinking there was originally a vinyl top and I knew the upholstery was somehow wrong—great point on it having a more recent look. Totally missed the brakes.

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Customs are tough to sell—especially as they age.

 

1966 Riviera very custom "Golden Piranha" completed by Frank DeRosa in 1983. Archaic even in 1983, with a Continental rear and a ridiculously velour interior. Stunning but aged paint. Still one of the most famous Riviera customs, for whatever that's worth.

 

Asking $32,500 on eBay and has been for sale previously in other venues.

 

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1966-Buick-Riviera/264349580076

 

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https://newhaven.craigslist.org/cto/d/hamden-1967-buick-riviera/6906222005.html

 

1967 Buick Riviera - $4000 (Hamden)

 

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1967 Buick Riviera

condition: fair
cylinders: 8 cylinders
fuel: gas
odometer: 80000
paint color: grey
size: full-size
title status: clean
transmission: automatic
type: sedan

-Car is running
-Needs some body work
-No rust/needs paint
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1 hour ago, NC1968Riviera said:

In my humble opinion, that is one ugly car. 😕

 

Customs are so tough—especially ones that are so far out. A few age well (Cadzilla comes to mind) but most don't. I posted about Golden Piranha because it is a relatively well-known third-party Riviera custom.

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On 6/2/2019 at 3:52 PM, j3studio said:

1974 Riviera with white exterior, blue Landau padded top, white vinyl 60/40 notchback seat with armrest, blue interior, and 60,000 miles. Reserve of $8,000, with a Buy It Now price of $10,000.

 

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1974-Buick-Riviera-Landau/133072085784

 

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No bids, no sale.

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https://seattle.craigslist.org/sno/cto/d/bothell-1968-buick-riveria-2dr-hardtop/6910688508.html

 

 

1968 Buick Riveria 2DR Hardtop - $12500 (bothell) hide this posting unhide

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1968 Buick Riveria

condition: excellent
cylinders: 8 cylinders
drive: rwd
fuel: gas
size: full-size
title status: clean
transmission: automatic

V-8 (430 engine), Auto, PS, PB, Power windows, New tires(2 weeks old), New Edelbrock 600, Electric choke, 4 barrel carb, Brakes have all been redone. This car is in excellent shape. Body and chrome is great and it runs like a watch. No oil or transmission leaks whatso ever. The heater, blower, defroster and all lights work great, as well. All the glass is perfect. Truly a beautiful car. $12,500.00 OBO Call John 425-327-2876.
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I'll bet the "1968 Buick Riveria" would get more attention if he spelled Riviera correctly. I would think most people looking for a specific car would enter the model.  I couldn't find it in a "Riviera" search. cjp69 must have been searching for Buick.

 

I did once get a pretty good deal on some marine exhaust manifolds for a Merc 7.4 on ebay I believe because of a spelling mistake and no reserve. 

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