1930s Classic Buick Cars

The 1930s Classic Buick Cars Channel covers popular antique Buicks from the decade. Take a look under the hoods of different 1930s classic Buick cars.

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Roadmaster! The very name conjures up images of a big, powerful highway locomotive -- which is just what Buick intended. Learn about the Buick Roadmaster's historic reign from 1936-1958 and its recent impressive reappearance in 1991 and 1992.

By the Auto Editors of Consumer Guide Classic and Collectible Cars of the 1930s / Classic and Collectible Buick Cars of the 1930s

1930 Buick Series 40 Phaeton

The 1930 Buicks deserved increased popularity, but they came at the wrong time. Dealers found they could only move two cars for even three they'd sold the year before. Read how the 1930 Buicks fell on hard times during the Great Depression.

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1938 Buick Series 80

A 1938 Buick Series 80 was the basis for a one-of-a-kind custom job by Howard "Dutch" Darin. The car featured an eight-cylinder engine capable of producing 141 horsepower, a 9 percent increase from the previous year. See photos of this 1938 Buick Series 80 Opera Brougham.

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1939 Buick Century

The 1939 Buick Century had one more horsepower than a Cadillac and several industry innovations. This "first muscle car" combined a small body with a 120 horsepower straight eight-cylinder engine. Find out more about the 1939 Buick Century.

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1931 Buick 95

In 1931 Buick began powering its cars with straight-eight engines. Updraft carburetors, "V" belts for driving the fans, and aluminum oil pans were new features on these engines. Learn about the year's vehicles, including the 1931 Buick 95.

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1932 Buick Series 90

The 1932 Buick Series 90s were made on both sides of the U.S.-Canada border. The designer owned a family carriage business that was located in Oshawa, Ontario. He later became interested in cars. Learn more about the 1932 Buick Series 90s.

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1931-1935 Buick Eight

The 1931-1935 Buick Eight is a Classic. Indeed all Series 90s from 1931 on are recognized Classics; no other models are although individual custom bodies may be certified. The coupes are more sought after by collectors than sedans. Learn about this classic car.

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1936-1942 Buick Seres 80/90 Limited

The designated CCCA Classic 1936-1942 Buick Series 80/90 Limited was a finely crafted huge car with a lush interior. Learn more about the engine and specifications of this limited edition car.

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1936-1942 Buick Series 60 Century

Although the 1936-1942 Buick Series 60 Century is not a certified Classic, it's one of the best all-around Buicks of the period with fine styling and good performance. Two-door sedans are the most sought-after models. Learn more about this excellent car.

By the Auto Editors of Consumer Guide Classic and Collectible Cars of the 1930s / Classic and Collectible Buick Cars of the 1930s