https://cincinnati.craigslist.org/cto/d/west-harrison-1965-buick-riviera/7719060511.html 1965 Buick Riviera - $35,000 (West Harrison, IN) © craigslist - Map data © OpenStreetMap 1965 Buick Riviera condition: excellent cylinders: 8 cylinders drive: rwd fuel: gas odometer: 86000 paint color: blue title status: clean transmission: automatic 1965 Buick Riviera Rust free Southern California car! PS, PB, A/C, PW, PL, power seats, power antenna, New clamshell motor Dual Quad 4bbl setup with new freshly rebuilt carbs and linkage. GS rockers, GS steering wheel, GS coded transmission, GS wheels, cannot verify if it is a true GS. Rebuilt 65 Riviera engine with GS dual quad intake setup, new trans, new interior, new paint. Too many new parts to list! Very rare to find one this nice, with these options! First $35,000 cash. Text or call 513-237-four four five five
Not a bad deal seemingly given the market. I'm assuming non #'s matching engine & idk anything about how to (or if it can be) verified as orig. Gran Sport optioned.
It can be verified. "cannot verify if it is a true GS" = "I damn well know it aint a true GS but I ain't about to say that -- I've got a car to sell."
The wood wheel, rocker moldings and chrome wheels are not Gran Sport items but were optional on all Rivieras in `65. The code on the trans is specific to the Gran Sport option which should also include a 3:42 posi. If this isn`t a put together car it may be the more unusual early emblem car. Body looks very solid and although the details indicate the car has been around the block a couple of times this may be a very good buy. Tom Mooney
It has been posted for a few weeks, popped up when I was looking at the black one. A friend of a friend checked it out, not a Gran Sport. I think he said it was #'s matching 401, and it was built in March, after the emblem letter change.
I have sold some parts to Rohn...this is not an original dual quad car but does look like a solid car. Tom Mooney
