An all original “Driver Quality Classic” car show trophy winner is truly rare for sure. The 1966 Buick Riviera is recognized as the epitome of American automobile design. Sporting its Arctic white color with black bucket seats it's a beauty to behold and draws attention wherever it goes especially when emitting that “throaty” exhaust sound from its dual pipes. This was the last year for the 425 cid 340 HP “nailhead” Wildcat engine. This GM luxury car is a California and Arizona driven car with only 87,500 miles mostly by its 2nd and present owner and has no rust issues whatsoever. Original factory options including heater, air conditioning, power steering, power brakes, power windows, power antenna, power bucket seats, wood grained center shift console, tilt steering wheel, dual exhausts, AM 'Sonomatic' radio, electric clock, remote mirror, rear speaker, chrome Kleenex box and full carpeting.
This original car has undergone a “make it road worthy” restoration process after being in storage for 25 years rather than a “make it like new” restoration. It has been repainted the original “ Arctic White”. A list of parts that were refurbished or replaced because of age, wear & tear, drying out (such as rubber pats) or simply deterioration (such as foam cushions) is available to an interested buyer. Purchase this car and you will have a “classic” that others will drool over.
These classic Riviera's are rare, becoming scarcer and will only increase in value in the future
