It's long and stylish and doesn't look quite like anything else from its era, or any other era for that matter. Sitting low to the ground and rolling on a set of 22” wire wheels that are sure to turn plenty of heads, this 1973 Buick Riviera Boat Tail is a guaranteed conversation piece. Take a lap around it and you'll see quite an array of aesthetic features that combine to create an attention-grabbing classic, starting of course, with that namesake curvature on of the rear window as it merges with the deck lid, framing the vinyl roof just in front of it to perfection. From all indications, this standout Buick has logged only about 83,000 miles over the course of its lifetime, so its factory-correct brown paint has likely been with it from the start.

Climb inside, and one of the first things you're likely to notice is how the Riviera's generous proportions pay a major dividend in the area of interior space. There's lots of shoulder and leg room on hand inside these doors, with a pair of broad bucket seats up front and a bench seat in back that are dressed in factory correct vinyl. The contrasting black carpeting is well fitted and free of any major discoloration, and the dash area is ... Please ask for the full description.