1927 Buick Standard Six Sport Roadster

1914 was the first year for the Buick six-cylinder model, but its four-cylinder model would still be offered until 1924. The six-cylinder engine was a good match for Buick's valve-in-head design and was capable of motivating the medium-sized Buick vehicles with ease. The elegant bodies, heavily borrowed from Packard, were clean and dignified with attractive lights and grille shells.

Only six-cylinder models were offered in 1925 - the Six and Master Six - with the larger Master Six often clothed with larger closed coachwork, while the smaller Six usually received special 'sporty' body styles.

This Model 24 Sport Roadster is powered by an overhead valve 207 cubic-inch engine delivering 63 horsepower and 140 lb-fts of torque. It has a three-speed transmission, four-wheel mechanically operated brakes, a solid front axle, and ¾-Floating rear axle with transverse leaf spring.

This Buick has been given a restoration with a two-tone exterior and the interior being done with buff leather with brown piping.
This Buick was part of the Don and Lynette Short Collection for many years.

By Daniel Vaughan | Nov 2023