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The Series 23 Buick's rode on a 118-inch wheelbase and were powered by a four-cylinder engine. They came in a wide variety of bodystyles including roadster, touring sedan, sedan, and touring. The Touring bodystyle was the most popular with 45,227 examples produced.
By Daniel Vaughan | Dec 2008
By Daniel Vaughan | Dec 2008
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This 1923 Buick Model 6-54 Sport Roadster is a completely unrestored, original automobile, appearing just as it did when removed from storage several years ago.
The current owner has restored the car's mechanical workings only as needed to make it operable. Otherwise, it is in 'as found' condition - something rarely seen today.
Buick was a popular-selling car in 1923. This roadster, of which 4,501 were sold that year, is powered by Buick's 241 cubic-inch inline six that develops 60 horsepower. Price new in 1923 was $1,625.
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Average Auction Sale: $29,934 |
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