Buick Riviera GS 1967

[L8 Apex]

While the first year of the Riviera (1963) would probably be the more logical choice, I personally prefer the looks of the 1966 and '67 models. The '67 model saw the debut of Buick's new 430 cubic-inch V8 (replacing the long-serving "Nailhead" V8), as well as the debut of a front disc brake option.

 

[71 GS Stage 1]

I'd like to see a few more Buicks. I've got a thread for the 70 GSX started.

 

[metalheadnate]

While the first year of the Riviera (1963) would probably be the more logical choice, I personally prefer the looks of the 1966 and '67 models. The '67 model saw the debut of Buick's new 430 cubic-inch V8 (replacing the long-serving "Nailhead" V8), as well as the debut of a front disc brake option.

Yeah this is a nice car indeed. would you mind checking out my wish list? if so go here
https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/threads/classic-american-cars-i-think-should-be-included.301736/

 

[metalheadnate]

I'd like to see a few more Buicks. I've got a thread for the 70 GSX started.

Indeed this is an underestimated car I actually forgot this one in my wish list if you like to see what my list is please go here
https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/threads/classic-american-cars-i-think-should-be-included.301736/

 

[SonnyCrockett]

One of the best looking cars of all time. Look at that shifter, how could you argue with that?

-Sonny

 

[ThrasherDBS]

I look at this car and know it'll drive like a boat, but wow. This is one of the most gorgeous looking cars I've ever seen.

 

[Meithyk]

Another nice Muscle Car.