1940 Buick Century Convertible * RARE * Dual Side Mounts Classic Car Super

1940 Buick Convertible Century
Probably the best-driving pre-war convertible you can own.

The first Buick to go over 100mph!This is a Rare prewar car with factory dual side mounts.
From what I understand, it is 1 of 7 cars with factory Dual Side Mounts.Restored in Ohio about 10 years ago. A lot of money went into this restoration.AACA National First Prize.Undercarriage, Interior, Paint, Etc is in Great Shape.Gauges, Clock, & Radio Work great.A wonderful & Comfortable Driver. Turns heads left and right.Top is manual, which is Tan with Red Trim.Orginal Fuel Pump with Back up Electric Pump.
Now is your chance to own one of the rarest and nicest Buicks produced.
Show Winner. No Expense Spaired.
Located in Central New JerseyAny Questions or Serious Offers--Steve V (732) 927-1222
"The Century was smaller than the mammoth Roadmaster and Limited models,
but it was longer from the cowl forward than a Special and carried the big 320 cid engine
used in the Roadmaster and Limited. It was like a race car.
The lighter car, bigger engine was a Curtice idea after he joined Buick in 1934.
The late Terry Dunham wrote articles about how the Century was so dominate
on the race circuit that the NASCAR organization banned them by limiting
engine size because they were running away from the other cars."
I am listing this car for a friend, more prewar cars will be listed.

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NO TRADES
Upon purchase, $500.00 Non-Refundable Deposit Must be Sent.
Buyer must make contact within 24 hours of sale.
FULL PAYMENT is to bereceivedwithin 3 days.
The sale is in CASH or BANK WIRE. And preferably a handshake.
Buyer responsible for own shipping/transportation/fees.
Vehicle is for sale locally, nationally, and worldwide.
I reserve the right to end this listing at any time.
CLEAR TITLE, IMPECCABLE CAR.
Buyers Only Call Steve 732/927/1222
Do not contact if you are a broker, dealer, seller, trader, or dreamer.