The 1922 Buick Series 22 was available with either a four or six-cylinder engine. The overhead-valve four-cylinder engine displaced 170 cubic-inches and offered 35 horsepower. The OHV six had a 242 CID and 60 horsepower. Both engines were backed by a three-speed transmission and there were rear-wheel mechanical brakes. Fourteen catalog body styles were offered, with wheelbase sizes including 109-inches, 118-inches, and 124-inches. Bodystyles ranged from coupes and sedans to seven-passenger Limousines. 
Tourer
Chassis #: 786958
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Auction entries : 3The 1922 Buick's had a similar appearance to the previous year that included the numerous changes that had occurred for the 1920 models. This included the improved electric headlamps with a dimmer switch, and a Willard storage battery. Pricing began at $935 and rose to $2,735.
by Daniel Vaughan | Jan 2020
Tourer
Chassis #: 786958
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Auction entries : 3
by Daniel Vaughan | Jan 2020
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