Buick built the LeSabre to offer full-size comfort with plenty of
V8 character, and this 1964 Buick LeSabre remains a handsome
example of that formula. Finished in correct Arctic White over a
correct blue interior, this well-equipped classic Buick is believed
to have traveled just 42,700 original miles!
Under the hood is the numbers-matching Wildcat 355 300-cubic-inch
V8, with factory aluminum cylinder heads and an aluminum intake
manifold. A single Rochester four-barrel carburetor feeds the V8,
while a Turbo 400 three-speed automatic transmission handles the
shifting. Power steering and power brakes add to the easygoing road
manners expected from a full-size Buick.
The Arctic White exterior is complemented by 15-inch steel wheels
wearing full Buick hubcaps. A full-size spare remains with the car,
maintaining its traditional touring-car character.
Inside, the correct blue vinyl and cloth bench seat interior gives
the LeSabre a bright period look. Factory air conditioning is a
welcome feature, joined by Buick's unusual "Safety Minder" speed
warning system and an AM Sonomatic transistor radio. These details
help capture the comfort and technology Buick offered buyers in the
mid-1960s.
For anyone searching for a Buick LeSabre for sale, this car offers
much of what makes Buick collector cars appealing: distinctive
styling, a numbers-matching V8, factory equipment, and an interior
designed for comfortable cruising. This Buick LeSabre is ready for
an afternoon on the highway with the Wildcat V8 quietly doing its
work up front.
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