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Buick Other Buick Marquette 36 S Sport Coupe 2/4 Pass (1930)
for sale

Price: US $200.00

Description:

For sale a very rare 1930 Buick Marquette, 36 Sport Special Coupe 2/4 , passangers , pretty big automobile !!! The car has had an extensive restoration and is in a Super nice condition, Rumble seat, Functional Golf door on the passanger side, Dual spares, Nice work on the wood wheels, Like new 7 Firestone white wall tires, super nice interior, excelent paint condition, engine is a 6 Cyl. and 3 manual speed, The car runs, drives and stops good, . .you'll have a very hard time finding another one in this excellent condition !!! Car comes with a lot of Original Documentation. Please see the photos attached, they would talk for this Beautiful and Rare car !!! Terms and Conditions:
I have the right to stop this auction at any time being that the car is also listed for sale locally, Car will be sold on AS is
WHERE is basis . .being that this is not a new car, no warranties are expressed or implied . Inspections are welcomed before the auction ends, please contact me for more info , Car is located in Phoenix - Arizona .
The Marquette nameplate was revived when Buick Division of General Motors launched their own sister make for model year 1930. Along with Viking and LaSalle, the Marquette was conceived to span a price gap in General Motors' market segmentation plan, and shared the GM B platform. Marquette was to be sold in Oldsmobile dealerships. The Marquette arrived in dealer showrooms on June 1, 1929.
The Marquette line rode on an 114 in (2, 896 mm) wheelbase and was powered by an L head six 212.8 cu in (3.5 L) producing 67 hp (50 kW).
This Series 30 consisted of six body styles:
Model 30 Two-Door Sedan
Model 34 Sport Roadster
Model 35 Phaeton
Model 36 Business Coupe (2 pass.)
Model 36 S Sport Special Coupe (2/4 pass.) - The Car For Sale In This Listing
Model 37 Sedan
Unlike Harley Earl's total LaSalle design, the Marquette's most unusual styling feature was its herring-bone patterned grille.Reviewers at the time the car was released described it either looking like a Oldsmobile or a Cadillac.
Despite its promising first year sales, two factors worked against the Marquette. The first involved Oldsmobile, which lost sales to Marquette; the second was that Buick executives didn't feel that enough Marquettes were sold to warrant the extra burden on the bottom line given the state of the economy. Buick gave no advance warning of the termination of the Marquette; just four months before the shut down 4, 000 Marquette signs were shipped to dealers in the hope of better days ahead.
A non refundable $ 500 should be paid at the end of the auction, Thanks. Please come and see this RARE & Beautiful Antique Car !!! Located in Phoenix - Arizona , Good Luck Bidding !!!

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