1969 Buick Electra, 225, 4 Door

[@emartinez2962]

I had a 68 Buick Electra 225.. black on black. Man I loved that car

[@shawn9635]

This car both looks and sounds amazing..pure power in that 430 under the hood❤

[@anneannabu5130]

This car is so clean and looks good..makes me want it even more❤

[@califdad4]

My parents had a navy 69 Electra limited, wonderful car, my Mom said it was her first car she ever had that she loved.

[@AJ67901]

A timeless design that still looks good today.

[@derrickjackson6737]

Now that's old skool lurxuy back in the day the 2nd Cadillac

[@MillerMeteor74]

In the late 70s my best friend's uncle gave him one of those. He wasn't old enough to drive yet, so he just went up and down the driveway with it. I don't know whatever became of it.

[@TheDragnetNod]

I was under the impression that’s a Limited, and not an Electra 225. Does it say Electra or 225 anywhere on it or in it?

[@bobbyheffley4955]

430 V8

[@davidpancerev9658]

Eeeeeeeeehhhhh... c'mon!

[@ngauruhoezodiac3143]

Such a huge dashboard and it contains only a speedometer and a fuel gauge? And crap ergonomics to boot? America could have taken a lesson from BMW.

[@califdad4]

In 1969 BMW was nothing, this dash at the time was very nice. Speedometer,fuel gauge, radio , switches for the rear window defogger, electric antenna, heating air-conditioning controls, light switch and clock ash tray and lighter. Might have been more but it's been many years since I've been in one. It was a very nice and desirable luxury car at the time. Had more on it than a then Mercedes.

[@ngauruhoezodiac3143]

@@califdad4 But look at the size of it. Only speedo and fuel and they are rather small. They would fit on a Mini dashboard. With a dashboard that size one would expect a tacho, temperature and oil pressure gauges.a voltage meter

[@califdad4]

@@ngauruhoezodiac3143 they were not doing all that on cars then, they used idiot lights which was in the dash near the speedometer. I like a rather clean dash

[@ngauruhoezodiac3143]

@@califdad4 it was a fad in the early 70s. I prefer the functional dash of a Saab from the same period.

[@gt-37guy6]

Doubt that you have driven one to judge the ergonomics. Really great seats, tilt wheel, very comfortable to drive and 360 effortless Horse Power. Would blow any BMW of 1969 off the road.