● 248 cu-in inline 8-cylinder "Fireball" engine
● 3-speed manual transmission
● Art Deco-era body styling with flowing fenders and chrome accents
● Steel “turret top” body construction (first year for Buick)
● Independent front suspension and mechanical brakes
● Restored interior with period-correct upholstery and details
● Wide whitewall tires with Buick hubcaps
● Starts, runs, and drives smoothly
● Updated with electronic ignition
Step back in time with this beautifully presented 1937 Buick Special Series 40—a true prewar classic that combines timeless design with vintage American engineering. With its elegant Art Deco styling, flowing fenders, and iconic upright grille, this Buick captures the spirit of the late 1930s in striking detail. The car has been lovingly maintained and presents in excellent condition both inside and out, making it a standout example for collectors and classic enthusiasts alike.
Under the hood, you’ll find Buick’s smooth and reliable 248-cubic-inch inline eight-cylinder engine, paired with a 3-speed manual transmission. The car starts easily and runs confidently, thanks to recent mechanical upkeep. Despite its vintage, it delivers a surprisingly composed ride—thanks in part to innovations like independent front suspension and mechanical brakes that set Buick apart in the era.
The interior has been thoughtfully restored to reflect period-correct style, featuring beautifully upholstered seats, clean original-style gauges, and charming art deco trim pieces. Whether you're a seasoned collector or looking for a unique weekend cruiser, this 1937 Buick Special offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of authentic automotive history with strong curb appeal and dependable road manners.