$72,888
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Our pristine frame-off restoration has been awarded "Gold" at two Buick Club of America national competitions. The head-turning Sienna Rust finish is highlighted by its flawless chrome trim and is complemented by its Rust vinyl seats and carpeting, with a meticulously restored dash and interior. The cream fabric convertible top (with a glass rear window) raises and lowers smoothly. The odometer reflects mileage following the complete frame-off restoration and engine rebuild. When inquiring, ask ...
Our Take:
- 1941 Buick Super Eight 56C Rarity: This convertible coupe is a classic from a bygone era, produced during a time when automakers were shifting gears due to World War II. The 56C is particularly rare as 1941 models were among the last pre-war cars, with production ceasing shortly after due to wartime restrictions. It's almost like finding a piece of automotive history frozen in time.
- Frame-off Restoration Significance: The meticulous frame-off restoration gives this vehicle a second lease on life, essentially bringing it back to the original factory condition—or maybe even better. It's like taking a step back in time when you get behind the wheel, especially with the manual transmission that makes you feel directly connected to the road.
- Unique Color and Finish: The Sienna Rust color is quite a standout—a shade exclusive to the 1941 models, which adds to the car's uniqueness. Combine that with flawless chrome trim and a rust-colored interior, and you have a showstopper. Is it any wonder it snagged “Gold” at national competitions?
- A Nod to Automotive Enthusiasm: The restored pedal car that matches the '41 is a delightful touch. It’s a conversation starter, evoking nostalgia for a time when pedal cars mirrored the amazing designs of full-sized automobiles. This kind of attention to detail and passion isn’t just about the car—it’s a celebration of the era.