1949 BUICK SUPER SEDANETTE - standout post-war luxury fastback

Beautifully restored rare and original '49 Buick Super sedanette. Currently for sale in Fremantle, Western Australia

[@lucianene7741]

Gotta love those late '40s luxury cars. The pinnacle of style.

[@joemccarthy4532]

This GORGEOUS Buick is far better looking than every car parked on the street.

[@AjitSingh-km4jt]

The Buick '49' is of a wonderful colour and charming shape. Will mesmerise most of the people who love cars of that era 1940 to1949.

[@robt5818]

Nice Buick...I love the color and the Buick "portholes". Automatic transmission too, on a '49!

[@michaelbenardo5695]

The first car with an automatic was the 34 REO with what they called the Self Shifter.

[@stonylawncottagepipe4429]

My 1st car was a 1949 fastback gray in color back in the mid 50s...Oh to have and drive it again...

[@ChevyBM]

My favorite car, one day I'll have one!

[@garynofishing1]

Don't buy one with a Dynaflow. Get a manual transmission Super only or you'll regret it someday.

[@bradwinderl9828]

I'm in love I remember riding in those Chevy also had a sedanetts the rear seats were not very wide @3 kids legs arms not the best thing but a boy holding on to the blanket strap a while back some wonder what that for it is a blanket strap old cars had what they called a heater back then not the best but at least kind took some of the ice on the front window a kid like me was happy to ride

[@davidtosh7200]

It look better with a "baseball cap" sun visor over the windshield. This car is great for taking friends or family to the baseball game on the discount price.

[@domvalero4290]

Lindo Buick 👍👍

[@brucebyrnes5996]

Perfection!

[@nasser6210]

MAGNIFIQUE

[@steveleggett344]

One FINE cruiser !!

[@duaneschwartz7780]

Back about 50 or 51 my dad and mom had a 49 olds and on trips I would curl up on the rear deck and sleep until we got where we were going.

[@lloydhammond2450]

It's funny how we didn't care about safety back then. Maybe people weren't so crazy when they got behind the wheel.

[@lloydhammond2450]

Yes it is for sale. Cheers, Lloyd

[@josuebarrios4721]

Belleza

[@mikeflores2000]

Prefer to hear the engine and 6 volt starter not the music.

[@jessenone3708]

hum I was born in 1949

[@dallasblair5939]

Is that the Don Kelly band in Nashville?

[@garyjones2582]

Very nice ride.. Does anyone know the weight of this car...

[@lloydhammond2450]

1900kg

[@DanTheManIOM]

Lloyd, What might a 49 Roadmaster Sedanette PROJECT be worth ? I am going to look at one in a few days, rusty rockers (sat in wet garage) but complete (supposedly) and comes with extra engine. In the US, they are firm at 5K, has not run in years. Thanks

[@lloydhammond2450]

I'm in Australia and I'm guessing you're in the US? A '49 Roadmaster sedanette is worth a little more than a '49 Super sedanette, although I don't think there's a whole lot in it personally, just exclusivity! I avoid basket cases as I don't have the welding skills. If the sills are rusty, I'm guessing floor pans etc. also need replacement. It really depends on condition, but if it's all there, $5k still sounds like a bargain. The purchase price is only a small part of the total rebuild cost, how much you'd like a '49 Roadmaster sedanette and how much you're prepared to spend to get it on the road. Would love to see a pic. [e-mail]

[@lionurriola6324]

Me encanta saludos desde Panamá 🇵🇦 me gustaría saber el precio

[@YOUGOTIT210]

Beautiful car - but - horrible music that does not fit 1949.

[@karenannsmith2585]

Is this car still for sale? thank you

[@wholeNwon]

Antenna?