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A: Derrick,
Check out the '63 Rivieras on this site:
http://tinyurl.com/yrz93z
They range in price from $2,250 to $50,000.
Also take a look at the Rivieras on:
hemmings.com
Obviously the final price is going to depend on the actual condition of your car.
Critical questions are:
1) is there any rust?
2) has it been in an accident?
3) are all of the parts original?
4) has it been repainted?
A '63 Riveria in excellent original (nonrestored) condition with fewer than 75,000 miles is worth between $12,000 and $16,000.
If your car has been in Illinois for a long time, rust is going to be a big concern. The '63 Riviera is a very popular car for restoration, but there are enough of them around in very good shape that the the price drops pretty quickly if there are any of the problems I mentioned.
If you wanted to get a quick pricing of your car, and a possible sale, I would get in touch with the folks at Country Classics. It is off of I-55.
Here's their contact infro:
Country Classic Cars
2149 E. Frontage Rd.
Staunton, IL 62088
Phone: 618-635-7056
Fax: 618-635-6287
www.countryclassiccars.com
And if your car doesn't fit into the "original condition; good condition" category, then I would list it on chicago.craigslist.org. The listing is free.
Good luck! The early Riviera's are nice cars. (answered by John W on June 04, 2007)
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A: www.hemmings.com (answered by CowboyBill on February 11, 451)
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meilenzwerg says:
The name harked back to three mid-'50s Motorama 1963 Buick Wildcat hardtop coupe ... 5% 19M-65 BUICK RIVIERA cid/type 401/ohv V-8 bhp 325 years 1964 Riviera ...
