Roadmaster Convertible NICE Paint Clean Interior Sparkling Chrome Runs PERFECT
- Price: Ask a price!
- Condition: Used
- Item location: Bettendorf, Iowa, United States
- Make: Buick
- Model: Roadmaster
- Type: Convertible
- Year: 1954
- Mileage: 85000
- VIN: 7A3028031
- Color: Red
- Number of cylinders: 8
- Fuel: Gasoline
- Transmission: Automatic
- Interior color: Tan
- Vehicle Title: Clear
Buick Roadmaster 1954 Description
'54 Buick Roadmaster Convertible, atador red exterior with vinyl power top (tan) and boot (cream) and newer tan/cream leather interior. 322 Nailhead V8 engine. Automatic transmission, oth numbers matching. Newer paint and newer top. Excellent chrome and Stainless Steel. Newer wide whitewall tires and new water pump. Factory continental kit and Kelsey spoke wheels (one on Continental kit and one in trunk). Clean engine compartment and trunk. Underneath is still black, as had some touch ups underneath and it does have undercoating but it was clearly put on to protect the car many years ago(which it has very well). You can plainly see all the rocker supports are solid as are the floor pans all original and solid. There is no rust underneath, till looks great! All mechanical restoration using NOS GM parts. Windshield washer, ower brakes, ower steering, ower Antennae, ice clean steering wheel and driver rear view mirror. Interior features: Working horn, ower seat, ower windows, ower antennae. Comes with factory wind deflectors. Original radio works but has trouble finding stations, omes with after-market AM/FM/cassette radio that was installed at one time but has been removed and placed in trunk (not pictured) heater, efroster, orking gauges. Had under-dash control for musical horn which has also been disconnected and placed in trunk (not pictured) Has manuals, ar cover and sales brochure and some extra misc. parts in box in trunk (not pictured). Used mostly in later years, s a parade car. Excellent driving and runs beautifully – looks – great. A real head turner. Showing 3012 miles believed to be on engine and trans. When's the last time you saw one of these.....