Here's my Buick wagon, and there's a reason I posted it
Here's my Buick wagon, and there's a reason I posted it
Here's my '63 Buick LeSabre wagon. I just got it back from the shop. I had the engine and transmission rebuilt and fuel injection and disc brakes added. It's not a trailer queen and never will be. It looks decent enough inside and out to make a great cruiser without too much worry about getting a rock chip or whatever. Aside from showing off, there's a reason I posted it. It came with a bench seat. I had buckets out of a '66 Impala installed (they're available new) along with a Wildcat console I found on FleaBay. So for you guys with the bigger cars, if you're wondering how to do bucket seats, that's how you do it.
ct6LTbt.jpg
Bs67UQd.jpg
AFmpkVm.jpg
ct6LTbt.jpg
Bs67UQd.jpg
AFmpkVm.jpg
Got it. FYI, for the 1965-70 full size cars, you can get the floor brackets and seat tracks for an Impala from Hubbards Impala Parts. I did this for my 67 Delta. The full size cars in those years used the same bucket seat frames as the A-body cars. Only the tracks and floor brackets are different.
Kept the Dynaflow. The car had factory tilt wheel. We had a hell of a time getting the turn signals to work. The wiring was very strange, and the cancelling setup was ridiculous. So we swapped in an aftermarket tilt column.
Nice job! Could you come by and pick me up so I can ride in the back back with the window down and my arm hanging out the tailgate window?
You need some luggage and a colman cooler on the roof.
You need some luggage and a colman cooler on the roof.
Last edited by oldsmobilejim; Apr 9, 2020 at 05:55 AM.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
65Gutless
Non-Oldsmobile Classified
0
Jan 6, 2019 07:44 PM



