Buick For Sale In Houston

Step into a blend of classic elegance and modern performance with this stunning 1950 Buick Special, painted in a very eye-catching PPG Rave Red. This vintage beauty has been thoughtfully upgraded with a powerful 6. 0L LS V8 engine, ensuring that every drive is not only smooth but exhilarating. Paired with a 4L60 4-speed automatic transmission that sends the power to the Corvette IRS out back (complete with 3. 42:1 gears and Positrac), this Buick Special delivers a seamless and efficient driving experience, making it a timeless classic with a twist of contemporary flair. Inside, the vehicle features a rich brown interior adorned with synthetic leather seating, which is highlighted by Ostrich-print trim, along with fresh carpeting. Designed with both style and functionality in mind, the cabin includes modern amenities such as Old Air Products air conditioning and heating for comfort regardless of the season. The inclusion of power windows simplifies the driving experience, while the tilt steering wheel offers customizable comfort for drivers of all preferences. Performance and safety are paramount in this Buick Special, evident in its...

With a striking red exterior that leaves a lasting impression, this classic 'Gentleman's Muscle Car' is a true gem for any automobile enthusiast. This is one of the fewer than 1500 GS455 convertibles built in 1970, so you're not going to see your twin on the road on a regular basis! As you slide into the black vinyl interior, feel the comfort and ease take over. The automatic convertible top adds a touch of finesse, allowing you to enjoy the sunny days and starry nights. The car is equipped with air conditioning to maintain a comfortable temperature inside, no matter the weather outside (it's going to need a refrigerant recharge soon, though). The Buick GS455 boasts a powerful 455 CID V8 engine, accompanied by a smooth GMTH400 3-speed automatic transmission. This one is equipped with a set of coated Hooker headers which feed into its true dual exhaust, giving it that classic muscle car sound. The Buick 455 was rated at 350-360 horsepower, but a whopping 510 lb/ft of torque, so it was a real stump puller. it was also known as 'The Hemi Killer' (especially in STAGE2 configuration), so that should be an indication of its performance capabilities. With this...