1929 Buick sedan - $7,500

[Leif in Calif]

It's near Las Vegas so might not be too bad...no real condition info....

https://lasvegas.craigslist.org/cto/d/las-vegas-1929-buick-sedan/7734494540.html

1929 Buick sedan Project All pieces for the build included,
Wooden spoke rims Glass is all there only one piece has a crack (drivers door) will have replaced In line 6 cylinder
Factory suicide doors Manuel hand crank to start the car is still with the car.
True historical vehicle. Owners manual still with the car. (702) 400-3633

[AzBob]

Back in the '70's growing up in the farm country of southern Idaho, someone had turned one of these big 1929 Buick sedans into a pickup. They actually did a pretty good job with the conversion. It was parked on a residential street and one time I got up the gumption to knock on the door and ask if it was for sale. Of course, it was not for sale. I continued to see that 1929 Buick pickup occasionally driving around for a few years after that. Don't know whatever became of it.

[jps]

Looks to be either a model 41 or 51, but either way it is a Master and not a Standard

[paulrhd29nz]

Are those rear bumpers for real ? Or did someone mess up assembly ?

[Joe Cocuzza]

3 hours ago, paulrhd29nz said:

Are those rear bumpers for real ? Or did someone mess up assembly ?

Real....

[Sal Hepatica]

Sometime after the war, my father in law bought a '29 Buick sedan. His father said it was too dangerous to drive and forced him to sell it. He is 95- and still resents that his dad made him sell it.

[jps]

Sometimes people extend out the rear bumpers when they add a trunk in back. It looks like this was done on this car.  It is similar to what I have seen done on other '29s.  The model 41 & 51 have a shorter body that better accommodates either a rear trunk or double rear spare tires.  In '27 & '28 a rear trunk deck was standard on this model but in '29 I think it was removed.