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Second Gen Survivor: 1968 Buick Riviera

Car enthusiasts generally go for the first generation Riviera, but sometimes we encounter mixed reception for the second generation. Personally, I like the second generation Riviera as well as the first. This 1968 Buick Riviera was a restyle from… more»

Pioneering Turbo: 1978 Buick Regal Limited

When it was introduced in 1978 the Buick Regal Turbo was the only American-built car on the market available with a turbocharged engine. Other turbo engines featured in European brands such as Porsche and Saab. This 1978 Buick Regal… more»

Super-D-Duper Deal: 1956 Buick Super

The hunt for worthwhile vehicles at worthwhile prices is always giving and taking. Sometimes a deal pops up, a super-d-duper deal. The deal, in this case, is the $7,500 asking price for a blue, 1956 Buick Super with 77,777… more»

1 Of 3991: 1940 Buick Roadmaster

This 1940 Buick is offered for sale here on eBay. It is located in Syracuse, New York, and the seller gives no indication on whether they possess a title for this car. The Buick has a BIN of $4,000… more»

A Little Of Everything: 40+ Finds, One Location!

There’s something for everyone (okay, at least American car lovers) in this find of over 40 vehicles located in Hickory, North Carolina and advertised here on craigslist. The seller doesn’t exactly go overboard with their descriptions and requests phone contact… more»

The Time Machine: 1961 Buick Le Sabre

Barn Finds reader Michael has a great eye for really unusual cars and has sent this one through to us to feature. Thanks Michael, because as Barn Finds goes, this is a beauty. This 1961 Le Sabre is advertised… more»

Showroom Fresh: 1977 Buick Le Sabre

So often you will see a car advertised as a time capsule and when you look at it your immediate response is, “Really?” I’ve taken a long, hard look at this 41 year old Buick and I think that… more»

Thumb’s Up: 1976 Buick Skylark

It’s hard to believe that the iPhone, or the smart phone in general, has really only been around for just over a decade. Most of us have come to rely on them every waking second of every day. Kids… more»

Handbuilt Fanatic: Pair of Buick Reattas

This seller of a pair of Buick Reattas claims to have owned twelve of these cars at his collection’s peak, showing a clear affinity for the company’s halo car of the 90s. The Reatta featured handbuilt construction and a… more»

Last Licensed In 1942: 1927 Buick Master Six Brougham

The Buick Master Six Brougham Sedan was only built from 1925-1928 and has the rare opera oval windows. It was last licensed in 1942 and was a California car. It’s not every day that you come across a car… more»

Back To School Special! 1954 Buick Special

Nothing says “High School” more than a car wearing a boatload of stick-on accessories, stripes, hood scoops, and stickers. If you trust your young driver with a 5000 lb ’50s hot-rod, or wish to relive your Glory Days, this… more»

Once in a Lifetime: 1970 Buick GS 350 Garage Find

So often in life we hear about a once in a lifetime buy, or a once in a lifetime opportunity. So often the reality doesn’t meet your expectations. Well this particular car is one that may well live up… more»

6,782 Genuine Miles: 1987 Buick Grand National WE2

Before I became a writer for Barn Finds, I was also an avid reader. It was always interesting to see that certain cars really tend to polarize opinion in the USA. One of these cars seems to be the… more»

Toothy And Topless: 1950 Buick Super Convertible

With a front end that looks like it’s carrying around two tons of chrome what more could a buyer do to be seen? Right, order it as a convertible so your own toothy grin can be seen behind the… more»

One Family-Owned 1977 Buick Skylark

The lineage of the Skylark, first offered by Buick in 1953, is quite interesting and unique.  Originating as a limited production convertible, Skylark models ran the gamut during its 46 year production.  Designs include everything from coupes to sedans… more»

Mystery Four-Speed: 1966 Buick Skylark

The seller of this handsome Buick Skylark Sport Coupe calls it “one of a kind,” and at first I thought that referred to its four-speed transmission. The usually reliable automobile-catalog.com indicates that the four-speed was limited to the muscular… more»

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