1964 Buick Riviera Complete Chassis on 2040-parts.com
Baytown, Texas, US
1964 Buick Riviera complete chassis. NO tires, wheels, front brake hubs. Carb to pan, radiator to tailpipes otherwise. Buick "Nailhead"401 ci / 445 Wildcat motor with Turbo 400 trans. Can see and hear it run. Great setup for street rod or what have you. Can help with delivery within reasonable distance. Call for more info. Joe 713-248-5303.
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