Summary

Fully restored and powered by a 401ci V8 engine with 325hp and 445 ft/lbs of torque, with an automatic transmission. Leather interior, power steering, power brakes and comprehensive accessory group of options.

Details

This 1957 Buick Roadmaster convertible is fully restored and finished in two-tone white and red. No detail went unnoticed with this restoration. It is powered by a 401ci V8 engine putting out 325hp and 445 ft/lbs of torque, backed by an automatic transmission. Features include a black and white leather interior, power steering and power brakes. With a limited production of 4,364 produced, the convertible was among the most desirable of the Roadmaster variations made. From the factory, they came with the most options of any model available. The options from the factory at the time included Accessory Group M (electric clock, trunk light, license plate frames, wheel covers), cigarette lighter, deluxe steering wheel, direction signals, dual exhaust, Foamtex seat cushions, full-flow oil filter, glove box light and lock, high-air-intake screen, hubcaps, ignition key light, oil-bath air cleaner, panoramic windshield, power seats (two-way), power steering, power windows, Safety Group (backup lights, windshield washer, glare-proof mirror, parking brake signal light), self-locking parking brake, trip-mileage recorder, variable-pitch dataflow transmission (automatic), visored headlamps, wide-set parking lights, wide-wing grille emblem, windshield washer and wide-angle wiper.