That’s a beauty. We didn’t get any pics under the bonnet. And what is the auto show pc?

Sharp! The one you take for a steak ...!

Hi Pete,

So the original owner "Bob" was actually the service manager at Kemp Buick where the car was ordered from, that of course made it easier to get parts & accessories. His good friend was the manager of the Delaware plant where he requested the car be built so his friend could oversee the build. A couple years later when he first saw the side marker lamps on the new '68 Buicks, he asked his buddy if they could install them for him. He drove his car right to the plant and they did just that.

On the wheels, I elected to not include those with the car since they were actually the later style wheels with the black painted centers rather than the correct '66 dark gray finish. Bob's intention was to use them with the new radial tires which he elected not to do, they were never put on the car. BTW, the car still had the original tires on it when purchased by the seller, but were in bad shape from sitting flat all those years.

I haven't seen the NY Auto Show piece yet, that should be in the box of other parts that are on the way to me now. I'll have to post a photo of it later.

If you click on link from the seller's website, you'll see plenty of photos of the entire car. Here's a few of those engine compartment photos.

Beautiful!!

And he scores!

Fantastic and cool looking car! After my parents divorced in 78-79 my dad bought a used one with the same color combination.

Of course I had to have a proper garage banner.

----Grant,,, I want to see you reach the hood latch,,,LOL!. The under hood shots are very impressive. Not too much to do under there. Just a bit of a fluff!....Bill S

Bill... believe it or not, I do have room to walk around the front of the car. It's only 10" longer than a '69 GP. 😬
Yep, just needs a little cleaning up to make it look nicer.