52,000 Miles 425/340HP V8 AutomaticCoupe

Description for Buick Riviera 1964

West Coast Classics are proud to present an exceptional example of this 1964 Buick Riviera coupe with it's original matching #'s 425/340HP 'Wildcat' engine and finished in its original and very rare and striking 'Regal Black' (Code AA) color paint with a matching 'Black Vinyl' (Code 608) interior with bucket seats and a center console with a console mounted transmission shifter with a super turbine 400 automatic transmission, power brakes, power steering, it's original Buick 'Sonomatic'radio a...nd still boasting its original spinner hubcaps and only 52K original miles!
Purchased with a stated 51,710 original miles from its most recent owner. The floor boards, trunk and all the typical rust-prone areas are completely solid and rust-free and the car has no signs of any major accidents of any kind. The car looks extremely impressive with one re-paint in it's original factory 'Regal Black' color paint and the matching all Black vinyl interior is very rare.
The 425/340HP 'Wildcat' engine is extremely strong and powerful and this particular car drives absolutely magnificently - a truly remarkable daily driver that will give any modern day sports car a run for it's money! The transmission shifts smoothly through all the gears and the temperature always remains cool!
This is a rare opportunity to own a very striking and great daily driving example of an always rust free 1964 Buick Riviera - one highly desirable and collectible example of one of the outstanding GM designs of the sixties, reflecting the styling supremo of Bill Mitchell with a masterful blend of curves and razor-edges, dubbed the anti-Thunderbird and respected by an army of industrial designers as an architectural landmark of the U.S industry and which has high repute amongst collectors for both it's beautiful lines and smooth fast performance for a luxury coupe. "One of the most beautiful cars America ever built" as stated by none other than Sergio Pininfarina of Ferrari design fame at it's debut at the Paris auto show in 1963. This landmark design would continue for only two years until 1964 before a hidden headlight change in 1965, making these two particular years of 1963/4 probably the most collectible but with all these 63-65 model cars boasting 'Milestone Car' status.