Survivor Buick From California

Description for Buick Sedanette 1941

In 1941 Buick was destined to set new records; introduced all new body design and Fireball OHV engine with dome shape pistons and combustion chamber. New body featured fenders that extended to front door, broader chrome grill and integrated front fender headlights. The new Sedanette, or Torpedo back style was an aerodynamic hit for Buick. Few exist today. This car appears to be a seasoned restoration of a fantastic survivor car believed original 40,259 miles. Body clad in maroon accented... by loads of new chrome and wide whitewall tires. Extremely desirable, Torpedo, Sedanette style. Interior is all new correct tan ribcord, steering wheel factory perfect with engine turned dash plates. Loaded with all the accessories of the era. A wonderful tight driving Buick that floats over rough roads and rare opportunity to own a Buick Torpedo at a great value. Part of a wonderful collection; new arrival. Youtube video available upon request. Call our classic car division at 815-323-6536 for video and/or vehicle information. Radio Heater Clock Seat Belts Dual Chrome Mirrors Dual Front Fog Lights Wide Whitewall Tires Chrome Caps & Trim Rings Back Up Lights