1938 Buick Y-job

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1938 Buick Y-Job Drop Top Replica Concept Car From the Gary L. Wales Collection Located in Woodland Hills, California | VIN: 8356384 This 1938 Buick Y-Job Drop Top Replica Concept Car is a rare black-over-black recreation inspired by one of the most important designs in automotive history. The original Buick Y-Job, created under Harley Earl’s direction, is widely recognized as the first concept car and helped shape the future of American automotive design. Powered by a V8 engine paired with an automatic transmission, this Y-Job replica combines dramatic Art Deco-inspired styling with modern drivability. With approximately 3,500 miles, a clean title, power windows, and a soft convertible top, this is a distinctive collector vehicle with exceptional presence. Vehicle specs are based on the submitted listing template. Features From the Gary L. Wales Collection - Tribute to the 1938 Buick Y-Job, widely recognized as the first concept car - Black exterior over black interior - V8 engine - Automatic transmission - Rear-wheel drive - Power windows - Soft convertible top - Approximately 3,500 miles - Clean title - Radiator mask described by Gary as being made from a World War II gun sight - Reportedly took approximately seven years to complete - Described by Gary as the only copy in the world of the first concept car - Used as the lead car in a Memorial Day parade for five… 1938 Buick Y-job (Used, 3,500 miles). Engine: 6.0L 364CI. Transmission: Automatic. Exterior: Black. Interior: Black. Stock #CCC124694144SM. Sold by Caruso Classics, Cohasset, MA. Message us on ChadAds to ask about this vehicle.

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