1964 Buick Riviera Dual Quad Panther Road Classics

1964 Buick Riviera Dual Quad 360 HP
1964 Buick Riviera known as model 4747 and only offered on the sport coupe body style is a “personal luxury car with Head snapping power.”
At its debut at the Paris Auto Show, Raymond Loewy said, “the Riviera was the most handsome American production car made.” The 1963-1965 Riviera was an all-new ground-up design built on GM E platform. The ’64 Riviera having only 37,658 models and only 2122 were made with 425 cubic inch 360 HP Dual Quad Compression Super Wildcat V8 paired with a three-speed Turbo 400 automatic transmission. These numbers do not reflect the dealer installed optioned cars.
The Riviera invites you in with soft leather-grained vinyl front and rear bucket seats with dual arm rests-front and rear. Featuring exceptional handsome design all with in the driver’s finger-tips. The elegant console containing the Super Turbine 400 transmission selector lever with an illuminated indicator. The splendid appointments like power steering, power brakes, 2-speed electric wipers, crank-operated windows and vents to the beautifully crafted chrome metal knobs, and the styled instrument panel is what makes it a particularly popular among enthusiasts.
The Riviera's suspension uses a double wishbone in the front and a live axle located by trailing arms and a lateral track bar in the rear, and the roll centers give a lowered to reduce body lean. Contemporary testers considered it one of the best driving American cars, with an excellent balance of comfort, agility, and performance.
The Riviera in Silver Cloud metallic is a rust-free body and pans. The front fenders leading edges that are actually vertical grilles, the rear contours angle to razor edges, and the doors feature frameless windows make for a timeless design. The Riviera body lines captured European styling and performance. The Riviera represents the cutting-edge styling. Sergio Pininfarina declared it "one of the most beautiful American cars ever built.” The ’63-65 Riviera deserves a place in American automotive history. This is your chance to own a very rare part of automotive history.

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