Buick Super sedan 50

The Buick Series 50 Super was introduced in 1940 and is one of the characteristic American cars of the pre-war period. The model was distinguished by its then modern Torpedo body, with flowing body lines, a wide design and a spacious interior. The Super series combined a representative appearance with the technology of Buick's eight-cylinder in-line engines. This example is a 1940 Buick Series 50 Super Sedan, finished in dark green paint with a beige fabric interior. According to the available information, the car has a Super Eight eight-cylinder in-line engine with an output of 107 hp, coupled to a manual transmission. The four-door sedan seats six people and features characteristic chrome details and a classic grille. The car has a Dutch registration. According to the specification, the vehicle is in very neat condition. The originality, maintenance history and technical operation have not been independently checked. A reliable odometer reading has not been provided. Specifications Brand: Buick Model: Series 50 Super Sedan Year of construction: 1940 License Plate: RM-22-42 Body: Sedan Engine: Super Eight in-line engine Number of cylinders: 8 Power: 107 hp (79 kW) Fuel: Petrol Transmission: Manual Color: Dark Green Interior: Beige, fabric Number of doors: 4 Number of seats: 6 Odometer reading: Unknown Registration: Dutch registration Condition: Very neat according to the specification Driving condition: Not independently determined