1950 BUICK SUPER FOR SALE FULL
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As for the car it would be nice to see it in the hands of someone that will do it justice. Where as a moto cross bike caught in the same situation with it short stroke high reving engine will most often have to go back down the hill and take a run at it. A good example of the difference between short and long stroke for those of you that know your motorcycles if your familiar with what a trials bike is ( not trail bike ) you would know that the long stroke large flywheel engine will allow for a easy start and go on the side of a steep hill. That is a great combination they last longer because theyвЂ™re turning slower, they use less fuel again turning slower. I like stroker engines mountains of torque without a lot of rpm. So only really getting it torque from a long stroke and likely a big flywheel. It was by no means a high compression motor either. This car is of course packing a straight 8 but at only 248 cubic inches, when you think about it that is not a big motor. After all these were also produced in an a steel bodies but seam rather mondain in comparison. I think its uniqueness of these cars is the attention getter. These are beautiful cars when restored, but are very pricey. It should be much blonder like the interior which is probably the correct colour. Given that there is one for sale in awesome condition for $86,000 elsewhere, deciding between a resurrection and a restoration may be a tough decision if you bought it.ДЇrom what little you can see of this car it looks to be solid how ever the colour of stain chosen is all wrong way to much reddish tones in it. If the whole car is as solid as the seller states and it needs little work to get it back on the road, it could be a lot of fun. This is a really interesting proposition. If I was buying the Woody I would be going through it with a fine-toothed comb before I even considered driving it. They do say that it will have to be moved on a ramp-truck or trailer. The seller says that it will run but should be serviced. Under the hood is the Buick Dynaflash Straight 8 with a capacity of 248ci. In fact the car has been in storage for the last 45 years. One of the great attractions with this Woody is that it has either been garaged or stored for its entire life. The history may have something to do with a вЂњCandlewood KennelsвЂќ sign that features in the photos. The seller states that the car has an interesting history, with the original documentation and title present with the car. Most people resisted a 45% premium for the Woody. A Woody was priced at $2,805, while the equivalent sedan was $1,929. ItвЂ™s also worth noting that in 1947 Buick only built 2,036 Woody Wagons. ItвЂ™s priced at $86,000, so maybe this wagon is quite a good buy.

1950 BUICK SUPER FOR SALE SERIES

Interestingly, there is a Buick Super 50 Series Wagon currently for sale here at Gateway Classic Cars.

1950 BUICK SUPER FOR SALE FULL

Hagerty give a condition #4 car a value of $33,000 and value a condition #2 car at $60,000, so there may be some room to undertake a full restoration to raise this one from a #4 to a #2. As you can see it reveals little about the condition, which is really frustrating.

Sadly this is the only interior shot of the Buick that isnвЂ™t of the timber roof. The seller says that the car is really solid right through and could either be resurrected as is, or could undergo a full restoration. The one thing that this photo does do though is back the ownerвЂ™s claim that the timber is вЂњsolid and amazingвЂќ. There isnвЂ™t even a side photo that shows the whole car. My biggest criticism? This is another ad that has been posted with limited text and a few blurry photos.

However, I think that there might be some value in this car at that price. A big thanks goes out to BF readers Bill W and MichaelВ for bringing this wonderful car to our attention!ДЄlright, IвЂ™ll admit that $38,000 is probably a little steep for a surferвЂ™s wagon. It is listed here on Craigslist and is priced at $38,000. Complete with a clear title, this little gem is located in the Exeter region of New Hampshire. Guess what the first image was? Anyway, this particular woody is a 1947 Buick Super Woody Wagon. To prove that itвЂ™s not just me, I went to Google Images and typed вЂњwoody wagon beachвЂќ in the search bar. Somewhere someone is going to read the next sentence, hyperventilate, and then pass out! When I saw this car the first image that popped into my head was of a woody wagon parked near a beach with a surfboard or two tied to the roof.

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