While many car enthusiasts think of '60s muscle cars as just Mustangs and Camaros, and while those cars are certainly worthy of the lion's share of the excitement, there are plenty of other options that may be just as exciting even if they're flying just a little under the radar. A car like this 1967 Buick Riviera is a beautiful example of an option outside the norm that can be just as rewarding as any of those more commonplace names. This two-door coupe has been resprayed in silver, and sits low on its coil spring suspension, making it a perfect grand tourer.
Under the hood, we find a big 430 cubic-inch V-8 engine. Inside that engine bay, we find a single four-barrel carburetor, power steering pump, air-conditioning unit, and power brake booster. Power from that big block gets sent through a TH400 three-speed automatic transmission and then onto a set of fifteen-inch wheels shod in 225/75R-15 Hankook tires. A dual-exhaust setup uses twin Xlerator mufflers to give this Riviera a sound all its own.
Highlights:
*Grand Tourer
*430 CID V8
*TH400 Three Speed Auto
*Xlerator Exhaust
*Power Steering
*Power Brakes
*Silver Repaint
*Hankook Tires
*Clean Interior
*Tilt Wheel
*Defroster
There are many options when deciding on a 1960s muscle car. This 1967 Buick Riviera offers a compelling package of unique power and style you don't see around every corner of a car show. With its big 430 CID V-8 and low-slung stance, this Riviera is sure to turn heads wherever it goes. Call now!
