1955 Buick Century

-Striking color combination of Cherokee Red with a black convertible top and matching red leather interior
-Lavish power features include steering, brakes, windows, top, and antenna
-Beneficiary of a previous body-off restoration, with a Dynaflow transmission rebuild

This Century benefits from an older restoration that presents well. The chassis has been painted black while the floor pans are finished in the body color. The underhood area has been detailed, and the transmission rebuilt by Crest-o-Matic Transmission of California. Kelsey-Hayes wire wheels with wide whitewall tires and dual chrome mirrors are included. An electric clock and Sonomatic AM radio are among the additional features. Equipped with power steering, brakes, windows, top and antenna, along with the Dynaflow automatic transmission, this Century Convertible is one collector car everyone in the family will be able to enjoy driving.

All the systems work properly including the power top, power windows, power steering, power antenna. It is a pleasure to drive. The Century starts easily and runs smooth and quietly. The overall quality and condition of the car is excellent and it does not need anything to be enjoyed.
The name Century was magic for Buick, having made its first appearance in 1935 and experiencing its swan song in 1996. In 1953, Buick had celebrated its 50th anniversary by bringing to market the GM divisions first V-8 engine, a modern 322-cubic-inch overhead-valve design nicknamed the Nailhead for its small, unconventionally positioned valves. Two years later, Buick pledged the 1955 Century to be the Hottest Buick in History and the model certainly lived up to its performance reputation. This was the lightweight Buick, yet it featured the divisions most powerful engine; a 236-horsepower version of Buicks V-8 mated to a newly improved Dynaflow automatic transmission. 5,558 Century Convertibles were sold in 1955.

Contemporary road tests proved the Century could accelerate to 60 mph in less than 10 seconds. So renowned was the performance of the Century, the California Highway Patrol purchased 270 for its fleet, the only year that Buicks were employed. The Century is instantly recognized as a Buick by its chromed, toothy grille and signature Ventiports (or portholes) on the front fenders, and this handsome Century Convertible fits the bill to a tee! Finished in Cherokee Red with a black convertible roof and matching orange-red leather interior, carpets, and top boot, it makes for quite an impression. The Buick Fireball V-8 (as the Nailhead was officially billed) underhood will easily let it keep pace with modern-day traffic.

This is a California car with no corrosion issues. It drives as great as it looks and is ready to be enjoyed.

Here is a link to video test drive:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9T1jAi1oAZg

This vehicle is exempt from California smog requirements and comes with a clean and clear California title.

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