Buick Sales Brochure 1985 Regal Riviera on 2040-parts.com
Cape Girardeau, Missouri, US
You are bidding in a great piece of Buick history. This is an original Buick sales brochure for all the 1985 Buick's. As you can see it is a tri fold booklet and when closed measures about 9" wide by about 14" tall. It has 3 different sections, The Art if Buick, The Science of Buick and The Buying of Buick. Tells options, wheelbases, trim, colors, available equipment and much more. Great collectable. Bid with confidence. Great reference material.
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