1948 Buick Roadmaster Sedanette Slant Back (SORRY SOLD)

1948 Buick Roadmaster Sedanette Slant Back. (SORRY SOLD) Available only at www.SpudsGarage.com

[@tonygallo8570]

There is nothing like a Buick mostly all Buicks a work of art

[@leoneaster]

Reminds me of my dad's 1950 Dynaflow 'fastback' straight-eight! We owned it from 1951 to 1962 when Dad sold it for a 1962 Chevy Impala... I was ten years old in '62 Damnit!

[@rival8875]

in my opinion the most beautiful car ever.

[@towrnghrybear]

I have my great grandmothers 48' Sedanette and you wind the clock from inside the glove box.

[@lucasmengen2841]

Love it!!

[@stonylawncottagepipe4429]

Am too late ...Would love to have purchased .that. I had a 1949 Buick super fast back like that one

[@akulinamackenzie4492]

an unreal reality, these beauties existed, unbelievable......what happened ? is beauty dying ?

[@Rosenbar731]

The clock is electrically wound. The movement was made by Borg. There are 2 letters in the opening below center. F and S ( for fast and slow) If you move the regulator on the back of the clock, the pointer on the dial moves with it.

[@craigjorgensen4637]

Nice car but the interior is a bit over the top with all of that black and white. Looks like the heater has been bypassed? Great road cars!

[@jimtomassetti8928]

Buick built like a tank! Gourgous car. Now tha

[@Dr.Pepper001]

Where are the holes that are a Buick trademark?

[@mikedrown2721]

Not until 1949 on Roadmaster and Super then in 1950 the Special

[@muffs55mercury61]

Although there are body similarities each GM make was distinctively different. Buick shared very little except some body pieces with the Olds 98. The original 6 volt fires the engine right up. No need to change to 12 volt.

[@777jones]

Try not to put imagine stabilization on. The car will look better without it. Beautiful car, evil looking.

[@bryantyoung7197]

Smh..dont have the words.....