1950 Buick Roadmaster Convertible

This 1950 Buick Roadmaster Convertible is an extremely original example that's been patiently awaiting straightforward restoration. Black with red interior. A straight and honest car just out of long-term ownership. It's all there and it's all nicely intact and straight. Not currently running as it has been off the road for several years. The hood is also not fully attached. The Roadmaster has long enjoyed a well-deserved reputation as Buick’s prestige model. For 1950, it made a splash with one of the most memorable front grilles of the post-war period. Buick’s signature “waterfall” grille gave way to a deluge of chrome that swept over and down the front bumper. The Roadmasters elegant design featuring front fenders that plunged toward the rear before blending with the curvaceous rear fenders. The four “ventiports” on either side of the hood made the Roadmaster immediately identifiable compared to lesser models, which had only three. Under the hood was the most potent version of Buick’s familiar Fireball inline-eight engine paired with a Dynaflow automatic transmission. Buick produced far fewer convertibles than coupes and sedans; only 2,964 are known to have rolled off the production line for the 1950 model year, making this wonderfully presented example rare and highly desirable.
One of only 2,964 Roadmaster Convertibles built for the 1950 model year
Straight-eight engine and Dynaflow automatic transmission
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[@angelzaragoza9952]

- Question, were those “notches” on the hood of the car functional or were they simply styling cues? Noticed that many of these Buick automobiles had them.

[@larrywiggin3489]

My dad had one of these, Navy gray convertible all red leather interior, beautiful car, straight eight engine.