1923 Buick, not mine.

[Xander Wildeisen]

https://m.facebook.com/marketplace/item/3545956589006178/?ref=browse_tab

[Xander Wildeisen]

Sorry for not posting pictures, on some ads I can not copy and paste the pictures. Someone can ad them.

[Leif in Calif]

If you were going to sell a car, wouldn't you at least uncover it? Geeez!

 

1923 Buick Model 55 Tourer, 6 cylinder. This was the top of the line tourer model for Buick in 1923. The wood body structure is in exceptional solid condition, which is big when it comes to these cars, the rest is downhill from there in a 1920s restoration, now all it needs is the mechanical, paint and interior. Has a rear mounted spare, trunk, engine and transmission were removed in 70s but I have both and I have a complete extra motor for it. Appears to be fairly complete with most everything there to complete a restoration. Serious buyers only, no tire kickers. I don't need to sell it, but I probably should, its currently just cave man art. My age and health make it so I no longer have the time for this project. Also posted is a picture of another 1923 Model 55 so you can see what it will look like finished. Don't ask if it's still available, Don't ask if you can pay for it in advance with Zelle or Venmo. No internet transactions. Cash upon pick up, no holds. 1st come 1st to arrive

 

 

 

 

[Gearheadengineer]

40 minutes ago, Leif in Calif said:

If you were going to sell a car, wouldn't you at least uncover it?

But then we’d miss all those treasures! Maybe that old phone on the running board is the prototype mobile phone? Those two tubes of caulk could help with the restoration?

 

Also, “cave man art”? 😀

 

Cave man art: 

Man cave art: 

[ericmac]

A friend of mind had a par of these, a Touring and a Roadster, both fabulous cars. I see the potential here.