In the 1960's I collected antique Buicks and at one point in time I owned EIGHT 1937 Buicks! Great cars!! I wish I had one again, although at 87 years old, I still drive a Buick- a 2000 LeSabre in excellent condition. The drive train in these is bulletproof, gets 30 mpg hwy.
I love the 37's! Such a work of art, almost bought one before my '36 that I bought instead. Should have went 37 due to metal bodies! Wood is a pain with rot and sagging!
First muscle car was a 1936 Buick Century. First regular mass produced car to go 100mph (hence the Century name. Essentially A small Buick Special with a longer hood and a Roadmaster engine. Your Grandpa has an early muscle car
Beautiful example of a fine automobile. They are only "all original" once. Then, they get completely restored. So, they are either "all original", or they are restored "as original".
Did you watch the whole video? I talk about the story of what happened with my gpa getting the car and restoring it and a bunch of other things about it and show a complete walk through of the car the beg was just a quick little cinematic with music but the rest is everything else
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In the 1960's I collected antique Buicks and at one point in time I owned EIGHT 1937 Buicks! Great cars!! I wish I had one again, although at 87 years old, I still drive a Buick- a 2000 LeSabre in excellent condition. The drive train in these is bulletproof, gets 30 mpg hwy.
Dang that’s insane my gpa has also had a big share of Buicks and loves them I’m more of a ford guy myself
Amazing restoration ... beautiful color .....
Thanks a lot!
What a beautiful car. Your grandad is a lucky guy. I hope he lets you drive it now and then.
Thanks a lot! And just the one time so far since we lived far away but he just moved back home so I’ll probably get to more often now
I love the 37's! Such a work of art, almost bought one before my '36 that I bought instead. Should have went 37 due to metal bodies! Wood is a pain with rot and sagging!
That’s actually pretty cool did not know that. I’m sure with the age it would be very hard to keep in good shape
Great ! The color is unique. Thx
Thank you!
Good video homie, the quality’s getting better and better with each new one! 👌🏼
Thanks man I’m trying! We just need an audience!!
Wspaniały!!!
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First muscle car was a 1936 Buick Century. First regular mass produced car to go 100mph (hence the Century name. Essentially A small Buick Special with a longer hood and a Roadmaster engine. Your Grandpa has an early muscle car
It’s such a super sweet car really is pretty quick for being so big
Amazing car. I have one myself. It's a 1937 buick model 47. I'm also doing a frame off restoration on it. I hope it comes out as good as that one day
Thanks a lot!! Good luck on your build!!!
Give me the Buick,you can keep the Roush!!!!
Hot car dude
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Thanks a lot
Beautiful example of a fine automobile. They are only "all original" once. Then, they get completely restored. So, they are either "all original", or they are restored "as original".
Thanks a lot!
If they are restored, and restored properly, they are restored "as stock". Original cars have NEVER been restored.
Can't hear it run.
Sorry about that it’s def a very quiet car honestly
Take a drive and post again.
What would you want to see?
@@MatthewKrompier Drive it!
Wish you would talk about the car instead of playing music.
Did you watch the whole video? I talk about the story of what happened with my gpa getting the car and restoring it and a bunch of other things about it and show a complete walk through of the car the beg was just a quick little cinematic with music but the rest is everything else
Wonderful car but wrong color.
Idk the color looks so good on it! And an original color too
Hi dou you like too salenig
You are asking if we are selling it?
Who’s is it
My gpa