1964 Buick Riviera Lowrider

The 1964 Buick Riviera is a classic lowrider vehicle manufactured in the heart of Detroit, Michigan during its golden age for muscle cars. This elegant and distinctive automobile boasts sleek, sweeping lines reminiscent of a sailboat, a characteristic that earned it the nickname "the boat" among enthusiasts. As a Riviera, it was Buick's first truly personal luxury car, designed to compete with the likes of the Thunderbird and Eldorado. Distinctive features include its unique C-body platform, shared only with full-size Buicks, and an overall length that was nearly 7 inches longer than the standard Buick Special. This particular Riviera is also modified as a lowrider, sporting impressive ground clearance adjustments, custom hydraulics, and flashy paintwork, all of which contribute to its unique and eye-catching appearance. Located in Saint Petersburg, Florida, this 1964 Buick Riviera Lowrider is a testament to American automotive craftsmanship, combining timeless design with modern modifications for a truly unique driving experience.

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