1941 Buick Roadmaster Carlsbad Black

The Buick dmaster was the top-of-the-line series for the division, and this 1941 Buick dmaster Model 71 -Door “was purchased by a past president of the Antique tomobile Club of (AACA) in September 2017 with 59,000 miles on it,” according to the seller. It was restored in 2017-’18 using many NOS parts. Then it benefited from significant additional work and new components in 2021-’23 under the supervision of its current owner. This car is equipped with a radio, heater and defroster, fog lamps, and fender skirts.

The seller is representing this vehicle on consignment, and says, “The car had spent much of its life in . Apparently, a young man purchased it, went off to serve in WW II and did not come home. His aunt took over the car, and then her son had it for about 35 years, driving it to work occasionally.” 

He continues, “The car received an AACA first at in October 2022 and a Senior at in May 2023. In 2022, the car received the prewar Buick Heritage Award. Should the new owner be interested in pursuing additional national award status, the vehicle is eligible to enter AACA National Meets and compete for awards at that level. It is also eligible for a repeat AACA Preservation Awards,” he concludes.

• The seller believes that the 165-horsepower, 320.2-cu.in. OHV inline-eight is original to the vehicle.
• A new battery was installed in 2021, and an electric fuel pump was added in 2022.
• Also in 2, the hood bumper pads were replaced, and the fog lamp connection was repaired.
• A new rearview mirror, shift lever rubber ball, and dome light switch were installed that year.
• So too, was a new lighter element and fuse.
• Speedometer refurbishing and adjustments were done, and the horn ring was rebuilt, per the seller.
• “The seats and headliner are original,” he states.
• In 2022-’23, the door panels and sun visors were restored using the correct material.
• The rear carpet was replaced at this time.
• All lights and gauges work as they should, the seller reports.
• The original-appearing AM radio has been updated with FM capability.
• It also now has a power port to accommodate a phone charger or GPS device, the seller says.
• The parking brake return spring was replaced in the four-wheel drum braking system in 2022.
• In gust 2021, new 7.00 x 15 wide-whitewall tires were mounted on the stock steel wheels.

• ious parts and manuals are included with the car, the seller says.
• A custom-made fornia Car r in light gray with a green monogram is also provided.

• The gas gauge operates but is not entirely accurate, the seller says.

• This 1941 Buick was owned by a past president of AACA who had it restored, per the seller.
• Several additional details were tended to by the current owner.
• Not surprisingly, this Buick is an AACA award winner, and it’s eligible for higher competition.
• 1941 Buick dmasters are “Full Classics” by the Classic Car Club of (CCCA).

The selling dealer states that it will provide a clean nsylvania title in the consignor’s name. This 1941 Buick dmaster -Door appears ready for weekend cruising and vying for show awards.