1931 Buick Model 64

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Make: Buick
Model: 64
Year: 1931
Mileage: 54000
Condition: Restored
Location: Wilson, North Carolina
Engine Type: 8 Cylinder
Transmission Type: Manual
Value: $50,000 - $100,000

Description
Car was bought as a 1931 Buick from a dealer (Hyman, Ltd,) during the 2007 AACA fall meet in Hershey, PA, This is a 60 64 straight 8 cylinder. The first year that Buick had an eight cylinder engine. This car underwent a complete restoration during the mid 1990's. It is in excellent condition and handles extremely well.

Thought I'd let the youngsters see this, as I don't remember it.
But, I do know in 1931 was the depression years after the roaring 20's

[1967GS340]

Cool car!

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Cool car!

I think it has a crank handle for the front?
And, A rumble seat in the back? Ahhhhoooogah!

[1967GS340]

I've had two old series Land Rovers that had hand cranks. Lucky they also had starters. I never tried to hand crank them. The last one was a 74 and I think the 2.25 liter engine had about 75 horse. It probably wouldn't have been too bad to crank. The first one was a 52 with a diesel. Little motor but the diesel might have been a chore to crank.