1935 Buick Series 40 Convertible Coupe

The 1935 Buick 46C Roadster Convertible, one of 25 models by Buick in 1935, sold new at a base price of $925. There were 933 of the 46C model cars built on the 117-inch wheelbase weighing 3,140 pounds. In Buick's 31st year of making cars, this car is equipped with dual side mounts and a 235 cubic-inch straight eight-cylinder engine that delivers 93 horsepower. The handsome body is paint code 414 Runnymede Green. The bright Baryta Yellow pin striping matches the six 6.50 x 16-inch wide white sidewall tires and yellow artillery wheels. This car came equipped with a lock on the glove compartment, an automatic choke, painted headlight housings, and mottled brown upholstery. It also includes chrome-encased vacuum motors on both windshield wipers, a clock in the glove-compartment door, an AM radio (antenna is under the driver's side running board), a three-spoke steering wheel, and a three-speed transmission.