For Sale: 1932 Buick Model 67 in Concord, North Carolina

STK 3171 1932 Buick Model 67 Street Rod

A recent Buick ad campaign was based around the phrase "It doesn't look like a Buick". The Buick Model 67 sedan looks like a Buick. General Motors was very proud of the engineering that went into these cars. Despite what America was experiencing in 1932, GM continued to innovate with new engineering concepts every year. Engines, transmissions, suspension design and upgraded luxury features - the Buick was far ahead of the competition.

This '32 Buick Model 67 was the recipient of a total restoration (2007) that included a broad range mechanical and cosmetic enhancements, all carried out meticulously. The end result is amazing. A comprehensive record of the entire project with notebooks of receipts and photos is furnished with the car. The beautiful 2-tone Flax/Sodona Tan paint was professionally applied with nothing left to chance. Striking wire wheels (6), enormous front fascia chrome components, horns/fog lights and a classic rear luggage package accent the stunning exterior. Inside, the Squash Adobe leather seats and stylish wood-accented dash w/brass vintage gauges are examples of the craftsmanship that has gone into this vehicle. Features include A/C, power seats, power tinted windows, wood/alloy tilt wheel and AM/FM/CD sound system. Gone is the Buick straight eight OHV engine and "Wizard Control" 3-speed syncro transmission. Power is now provided by a stock, low-mileage '77 Buick 350ci powerplant. A GM 400 Hydramatic transmission transfers power to the rear differential w/cruising gears. Suspension upgrades include power steering and power disc/drum brakes. This is the 'Park Avenue' model of the 1932 Buick and will vastly improve the value of your garage. ALL VEHICLES SOLD "AS IS".