1939 Buick Century Unknown

Black with Brown original interior, 126" wheelbase, 320.2ci, 141hp Straight eight engine with 3-speed manual transmission, wide white walls, trim rings and factory turn signals. This car was built during the 3rd week of April in 1939 in Flint, Michigan. A great tour car or show car. Runs and drives great, even the factory turn signals and radio work. Excellent paint, interior, chrome and tires. Mechanically runs great. Dash and sill woodgrain is a little weak, otherwise this is a very nice car overall. One you will get compliments on in traffic and provide years of proud ownership. Century was Buick's banker's hot rod, the car consisted of the smaller Special/Century body with the bigger series engine providing lots of pep. Straight eights provide smooth power and performance.We recently completed a 200 mile AACA/CCCA tour and the car performed wonderfully with all systems working great. We sold this car several years ago to a Wisconsin collection and recent got back as a trade in, it is still a wonderful car.