"Equipped with the original 425 c.i." The 425 Nailhead was the standard Riviera engine for model year 1964, but there's a 445 decal (401 Nailhead) on the air cleaner lid It looks like he changed his mind about the asking price: 1964 Buick Riviera - $5000 (dover 07801) Date: 2012-04-03 Original 1964 Buick Riviera for sale. This is a highly optioned car with power steering, power brake, seat beltss, AM/FM Radio,power antenna,A/C, power windows, Tilt Steering Column, Buckets seats,center console . Factory Steel Wheels and remote mirrors. The power windows work perfectly. Equipped with the original 425c.i. 4BBL 340 HP 465 LbFt Torque. (#s Matching) V8, Automatic (Turbo 400) Transmission, Believed to be 86,xxx Original Miles! Very Original Surviving Classic Riviera!! Thank you for checking out this classic 1964 Buick Riviera call Willy for more information at 973-722-**** ((((((((((( no imail )))))))))))) Click thumbnails :Comp:
The 445 refered to the Torque rating of the motor not CI or HP. Ive heard the confusion many times even from "Buick Guys"
Yes, but like I typed above: The 445 Wildcat is the 401 CI Nailhead engine, not the 425 CI Nailhead engine (465 Wildcat) in the text :TU:
Red air cleaners were 63 only. Could be a 425 with a 63 air cleaner but likley the engine was replaced with a 63 401. I wish him luck getting $5k.
Mix of parts. '63 engine and aircleaner. '63 Riviera engines were painted silver with a crinkle paint red aircleaner. '65 Steering wheel. '64 Standard seats/door panels. '63 black veneer inserts on console but I believe the black was part of the standard interior. Wood veneer for the Custom. There are probably some more items.............
