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On 2/27/2020 at 6:48 PM, J3Studio said:

1971 Fire Red (maybe) Riviera coupe with a black vinyl Strato Notch-Back Bench seat, portholes, and a claimed 56,000 miles:

 

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1971-Buick-Riviera-2-door-luxury-coupe/133346366948

 

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eBay says it sold for $12,781 with 30 bids.

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On ‎3‎/‎5‎/‎2020 at 9:52 AM, cjp69 said:

I just noticed the vinyl top is the wrong grain. My original 73 had the normal pebble type finish. Too bad. Leaves me scratching my head why with such an original car would not get the correct vinyl replacement. :wacko:

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When I had the vinyl top replaced on my 1970 Skylark some 20 years ago, we could not find the correct vinyl locally so I got as close as I could. At the time, I didn't think about contacting SMS about a vinyl top.  Only eyes as sharp as Jason's can pick this out from the posted pictures.  It's amazing what you notice about a car if it's like one you've owned and become familiar with.  I did however get three correct vinyls for seat repair - bolsters, inserts, and back of the front seats from SMS.  Another one of those head scratchers. Why in the world did I ever sell that car?  Probably because it was just a 2bbl 350. But besides the new top and restored seats, I put new carpet in it and had it painted. Still, no real reason to sell it.  

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50 minutes ago, RivNut said:

When I had the vinyl top replaced on my 1970 Skylark some 20 years ago, we could not find the correct vinyl locally so I got as close as I could. At the time, I didn't think about contacting SMS about a vinyl top.  Only eyes as sharp as Jason's can pick this out from the posted pictures.  It's amazing what you notice about a car if it's like one you've owned and become familiar with.  I did however get three correct vinyls for seat repair - bolsters, inserts, and back of the front seats from SMS.  Another one of those head scratchers. Why in the world did I ever sell that car?  Probably because it was just a 2bbl 350. But besides the new top and restored seats, I put new carpet in it and had it painted. Still, no real reason to sell it.  

Although I’ve not ordered any yet, SMS also has original fabrics. Who knew? I’ve always associated them with just great vinyl.

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3 hours ago, JZRIV said:

I just noticed the vinyl top is the wrong grain. My original 73 had the normal pebble type finish. Too bad. Leaves me scratching my head why with such an original car would not get the correct vinyl replacement. :wacko:

 

I think A LOT had been redone on this vehicle. Im a sucker for triple green personally, so Im a fan, but the wrong grain!?

 

I can't even find good pictures of the vinyl top. You got those eagle eyes to spot Riviera details! He described it as "Forest Green." Its obviously dark and some mistake it for black. 

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8 hours ago, JZRIV said:

That green 73 above sold for $13,656 on ebay. I'd have been surprised if it hit 15k

 

I'm surprised it sold at all—I thought there would be a higher reserve than that.

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19 hours ago, RivNut said:

I think that the proper grain for a 70s era vinyl top is the Levant grain.

 

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I'm curious as to why the grains in these samples look different but they're all called Levant?

It appears to me that the image of the green one was captured at a further distance from the camera.

Sample swatches always prove best. Grain pattern seems correct for ‘66 and up to me.

 

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On 3/8/2020 at 4:03 PM, J3Studio said:

1972 Arctic White Riviera with white vinyl bucket seats and a claimed 31,000 miles. It's today's Hemmings Find of the Day, with a price of $37,500 negotiable:

 

https://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/cars-for-sale/buick/riviera/2341780.html?refer=blog

 

This one sure presents itself as a 30 Kmi car.  ;)

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Riviera results from Mecum Glendale earlier this week.

 

1963 Silver Cloud (I think) Riviera coupe with red leather bucket seats—$13,500 hammer price

 

https://www.mecum.com/lots/AZ0320-404141/1963-buick-riviera/

 

1963 Arctic White Riviera coupe with completely incorrect (and so admitted) blue cloth bucket seats—$10,500

 

https://www.mecum.com/lots/AZ0320-404583/1963-buick-riviera/

 

1970 Harvest Gold (I think) Riviera GS coupe with a black vinyl top and a green vinyl bench seat—a no sale with a maximum bid of $19,000

 

https://www.mecum.com/lots/AZ0320-405040/1970-buick-riviera-gs/

 

1973 Burgundy (I think) Riviera GS coupe with burgundy vinyl notchback 60/40 seats—$15,500

 

https://www.mecum.com/lots/AZ0320-404588/1973-buick-riviera-gs/

 

1982 White Riviera convertible with a black (!?) convertible top, maple leather 45/45 seats, and a claimed 52,000 miles—$8,500

 

https://www.mecum.com/lots/AZ0320-404075/1982-buick-riviera-convertible/

 

1985 Gray Riviera coupe with a gray vinyl Landau top and gray prima cloth 45/45 seats—$10,000

 

https://www.mecum.com/lots/AZ0320-405164/1985-buick-riviera/

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37 minutes ago, bodayguy said:

Anyone familiar with this 65 GS in the Seattle area? Looks nice 
 

https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F133366514302

 

 

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Pretty sure this one is a scam.  It was on Craigslist list the many of the same pic in Remote British Columbia last year, and also in Arkansas, with the same pics and video,  before that.  The Arkansas post was the legit on, from a broker.  I talked to him last year when we were looking.

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5 hours ago, EmTee said:

I saw a silver and gray two-tone 66 or 67 the other day that looked really sharp.  The separation line was on the fender crease, not on the ridge as in this picture. Two-toning on the shadow lines was a trick Bill Mitchell used on Silver Arrow 1.

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Not a car but for sale on FB marketplace in West Drs Moines, IA.  I can't copy and pace links on this device, but I can copy and paste pictures.

 

Wher appears to be a correct Carter AFB and intake for a 63 Riviera.  Intake is silver has the port in front of the carburetor for the a/c and brake booster.  Seller says it was running fine, he just swapped for a dual 4 setup. I  can't make it out, but the tag is still affixed to it.

 

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On 2/3/2020 at 6:14 PM, cjp69 said:

https://cnj.craigslist.org/cto/d/milltown-66-riviera-25k-original-mi/7067069351.html

 

66 Riviera 25K ORIGINAL MI. - $11000 (Milltown)

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1966 Buick Riviera

VIN: Xxx
condition: good
cylinders: 8 cylinders
fuel: gas
odometer: 25310
title status: clean
transmission: automatic
type: coupe

Purchased four years ago with 12,000 miles and brought back to life. New exhaust dual port master cylinder and booster with proportioning valve water pump and brakes including cylinders. Rebuilt original carburetor and driveshaft also rebuilt by Mr. driveshaft. This low miles beauty has been to Boston and back and Corona Outer Banks. A pleasure to drive and it turns heads everywhere it goes. Original paint needs work but no rust old Bondo. A true survivor. Asking 11,000 and well worth it. Highly optioned car. Wood steering wheel, console with floor shifter bucket seats, with headrests first year available. AM/FM stereo with AC Delco antenna booster, Factory mag wheels with all center caps intact, backseat seatbelts deluxe interior with power windows and 17 inch chrome air cleaner. Purchased from a collector in South Carolina who stored it for 25 years. 340 hp 465 foot pounds of torque and 140 mile an hour speedo. Comes with a lot of paperwork and copies of original title.

Still available? Like it very much!

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Ingrid. If you have Facebook this might interest you:

 

https://m.facebook.com/marketplace/item/133983594659949/?ref=search_in_category&search_query=Riviera 1965&tracking=%7B"qid"%3A"6810050942199792543"%2C"mf_story_key"%3A"2806395459396416"%2C"commerce_rank_obj"%3A"%7B%5C"target_id%5C"%3A2806395459396416%2C%5C"target_type%5C"%3A0%2C%5C"primary_position%5C"%3A-1%2C%5C"ranking_signature%5C"%3A0%2C%5C"commerce_channel%5C"%3A503%2C%5C"value%5C"%3A0%2C%5C"upsell_type%5C"%3Anull%7D"%7D&mds=%2Fnt%2Fmodal%2F%3Fquery%3D%252Fmarketplace%252Fnt%252Fphoto%252F%253Fid%253D2921096621262448%26title%3D1966%2520Buick%2520Riviera%2520%25C2%25B7%2520Coupe%25202D&mdf=1 

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52 minutes ago, DrownedRiv said:

Ingrid. If you have Facebook this might interest you:

 

https://m.facebook.com/marketplace/item/133983594659949/?ref=search_in_category&search_query=Riviera 1965&tracking=%7B"qid"%3A"6810050942199792543"%2C"mf_story_key"%3A"2806395459396416"%2C"commerce_rank_obj"%3A"%7B%5C"target_id%5C"%3A2806395459396416%2C%5C"target_type%5C"%3A0%2C%5C"primary_position%5C"%3A-1%2C%5C"ranking_signature%5C"%3A0%2C%5C"commerce_channel%5C"%3A503%2C%5C"value%5C"%3A0%2C%5C"upsell_type%5C"%3Anull%7D"%7D&mds=%2Fnt%2Fmodal%2F%3Fquery%3D%252Fmarketplace%252Fnt%252Fphoto%252F%253Fid%253D2921096621262448%26title%3D1966%2520Buick%2520Riviera%2520%25C2%25B7%2520Coupe%25202D&mdf=1 

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Thanks, I wrote him

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7 hours ago, Ingrid said:

I want to buy 1966 or 1967 Buick Riviera with center console. Need to be good condition, no rust. 

Best, Ingrid

Ingrid, 

Go to the Riviera Owners Association website, www.rivowners.org. Click on the Classified link to see listings for Rivieras that the webmaster has found for sale. 

 

If you ever find 'your' Riviera, please consider joining the Riviera Owners Association. You will be glad you did! 👍

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On 1/20/2020 at 9:52 AM, JZRIV said:

On the neat color 66

Been for sale for a good while. Not a standard 66 color so its either an SCO or repaint. I think Chris, CJP69 was checking into it to try and find out if an SCO car but not sure if he ever found out.

   I inspected this car in Vermont before attending the ROA meet in Gettysburg.

  Jason, I showed you pictures of this car at the meet.

Tom Mooney

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