1966 Buick Riviera Gs
Sale price: $16750,00
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Technical specifications
| Manufacturer: | Buick |
| Model: | Riviera |
| Year: | 1966 |
| Type: | Coupe |
| Color: | Shadow Turquoise |
| Mileage: | 99095 |
| Transmission: | Automatic |
| Interior Color: | Black |
| Engine: | 425 Nailhead V-8 Dual Quad |
| Trim: | GS |
| Number of Cylinders: | 8 |
| Got questions? | Ask the Seller |
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Description
*1966 BUICK RIVIERA ORIGINAL GS*
**DUAL QUAD SUPER WILDCAT**
***425 NAILHEAD ENGINE***
Vehicle history begins in Flint Michigan, week 4 of January 1966 being produced in the GM factory and then sold at a Washington State dealership. It was later restored and engine rebuilt by a speed shop in Lynwood, WA. Of the 45,348 Buick Rivieras produced in 1966, only 4,837 had the GS package (heavy-duty suspension, PY code performance axle ratio with positive traction, sportier transmission, chrome air cleaner, aluminum valve covers, and GS badging). The L Code “Shadow Turquoise” is not only one of the years most excellent paint color, it is also extremely rare with only 1372 (% of run) produced. Very few are still around in operation today with this magnificent factory color. The exterior is complimented in combination with black “Strato” bucket seats and desirable aviation inspired horseshoe shifter console. The interior sports an elegant “wood” custom steering wheel, installed in 4,171 (%) Rivieras produced in 1966. Because this vehicle has no vinyl top, it shows off the stunning rear fastback sloping design and does not come with the potential rust issues a covered top brings. Crowning this muscular luxury vehicle is the infamous Super Wildcat dual-quad-barrel setup, which brings serious get-up-and-go with boosted horse power.
History Details: From Washington State the vehicle was restored previously and then with engine rebuild by a speed shop in Lynwood, WA. The owner undertaking the restoration put a few hundred miles on the engine and then sold in 2012 to a gatemen in Canada; the current owner purchased the vehicle in early 2016 and is currently garage kept in Northern California (Fort Bragg). *The Last picture set are of the vehicle right after the engine rebuild pre-2010 for a history reference*
Extra parts included are an NOS in box hazard light flasher, BS/GS Transmission, spare chrome wheel in trunk, and others; a service manual, sellers manual, owners manual, color and trim dealer set, and other literature also.
Thank you for your interest!
Video:
Riviera Owners Association Member
BID WITH CONFIDENCE!
Contact's Cell Phone: (707) 357-4732 (Gabriel)
*Auction may end early if vehicle becomes unavailable.
**Overseas Buyers please contact before bidding.
***Contact with questions or to request specific pictures.
Also published at eBay.com
**DUAL QUAD SUPER WILDCAT**
***425 NAILHEAD ENGINE***
Vehicle history begins in Flint Michigan, week 4 of January 1966 being produced in the GM factory and then sold at a Washington State dealership. It was later restored and engine rebuilt by a speed shop in Lynwood, WA. Of the 45,348 Buick Rivieras produced in 1966, only 4,837 had the GS package (heavy-duty suspension, PY code performance axle ratio with positive traction, sportier transmission, chrome air cleaner, aluminum valve covers, and GS badging). The L Code “Shadow Turquoise” is not only one of the years most excellent paint color, it is also extremely rare with only 1372 (% of run) produced. Very few are still around in operation today with this magnificent factory color. The exterior is complimented in combination with black “Strato” bucket seats and desirable aviation inspired horseshoe shifter console. The interior sports an elegant “wood” custom steering wheel, installed in 4,171 (%) Rivieras produced in 1966. Because this vehicle has no vinyl top, it shows off the stunning rear fastback sloping design and does not come with the potential rust issues a covered top brings. Crowning this muscular luxury vehicle is the infamous Super Wildcat dual-quad-barrel setup, which brings serious get-up-and-go with boosted horse power.
History Details: From Washington State the vehicle was restored previously and then with engine rebuild by a speed shop in Lynwood, WA. The owner undertaking the restoration put a few hundred miles on the engine and then sold in 2012 to a gatemen in Canada; the current owner purchased the vehicle in early 2016 and is currently garage kept in Northern California (Fort Bragg). *The Last picture set are of the vehicle right after the engine rebuild pre-2010 for a history reference*
Extra parts included are an NOS in box hazard light flasher, BS/GS Transmission, spare chrome wheel in trunk, and others; a service manual, sellers manual, owners manual, color and trim dealer set, and other literature also.
Thank you for your interest!
Video:
Riviera Owners Association Member
BID WITH CONFIDENCE!
Contact's Cell Phone: (707) 357-4732 (Gabriel)
*Auction may end early if vehicle becomes unavailable.
**Overseas Buyers please contact before bidding.
***Contact with questions or to request specific pictures.
Also published at eBay.com
