1938 Buick Century Phaeton Convertible 91 Miles White 320 cubic inch 3 Speed Ma

Ultra Motorsports is very pleased to offer this exceptionally restored vehicle. This 1938 Buick Century Phaeton is #9 of only 219 vehicles produced for the public in 1938. This rare vehicle has underwent a meticulous nut and bolt restoration. Absolutely no expense was spared. The original 320 cubic inch "Straight Eight" engine and manual transmission were completely rebuilt at the time of restoration. All correct components of this car have been restored with tremendous attention to detail. The paint is... excellent with no visible blemishes. The trim and chrome are all show quality. There are no visible imperfections anywhere on the vehicle. The underside is absolutely as stunning as the topside with no undercoating or signs of age. The Oxblood Leather interior is finished perfectly. The door panels are excellent. The dash is very impressive will all parts restored perfectly. The odometer shows less than 100 miles since restoration. The Phaeton top is perfect, with all framework restored to show quality. This vehicle is accompanied by a detailed restoration log which records every expense and hour spent. The restoration of this vehicle took well over a year and well over $100k. Overall, this vehicle is a concourse quality example. The quality of the restoration would rival that of any "Best of Show" winner. Please call our office 260-564-2038 or Rich 260-564-2038 if you would like additional photos, video, or information. Ultra Motorsports can assist with worldwide transport. Financing is available for this vehicle. Trades always welcome.EXTERIOR: Excellent Overall Exterior Condition; Glossy Paint; Original Paint; Excellent Exterior Trim; Excellent Windshield; No System.Collections.Generic.List`1[System.String]; Fully Detailed; No Accidents; No Body WorkINTERIOR: Excellent Overall Interior Condition; Excellent Dashboard; Excellent Carpets; Excellent Headliner/Panels; Excellent Trunk/Cargo Space; Excellent Seats; Excellent Floor Mats; No System.Collections.Generic.List`1[System.String]; Fully Detailed