1937 Buick Roadmaster in Kenosha, Wisconsin

Vehicle Description

The Buick Roadmaster traces its roots back to the 1931-33 Buick "Series 80" upper level trim package for their long wheelbase model. In 1936, the "Series 80 Roadmaster" was introduced to celebrate the engineering improvements and design advancements over the 1935 models. The valve-in-head straight-eight engines were updated and a big 320 cid ,120 hp beast was the top of the line. In 1937, a new carburetor and revised camshaft raised this figure to 130 hp. The engine also received a new intake manifold, oil pump and cooling system. The transmission is a 3-speed sliding shift manual. Styling updates included a divided grille with horizontal bars and a center section painted to match the body of the car. This unrestored 1937 survivor has been in storage the majority of its' life and driven on a limited basis since 2000. The 320 engine, transmission and interior are all original. Minor updates were done including a rebuilt starter, master cylinder and new battery. This time capsule would be a great starting point for a full restoration or enjoyed as is. Included are wonderful bits of documentation such as the owner's manual and lubrication chart. The Roadmaster is located at our Milwaukee showroom. You can view this vehicle in greater detail including HD pictures and an HD video of it running and driving at Gatewayclassiccars.som. If you are interested in purchasing this vehicle or have more questions regarding it, please call us at (262) 891-4253 or email Milwaukee@gatewayclassiccars.com