1962 Buick Invicta Harvest Moon

• This 1962 Buick Invicta convertible is reported to have been restored to “show piece” condition approximately 10,000 miles ago.
• ng the restoration the Invicta received a “beautiful” repaint in rvest Moon.
• The odometer reads 78,426 miles, and the seller reports “no issues” with the Buick.

• The dcat 401-cu.in. OHV V8, factory rated at 325 horsepower, is reported to be original to the car and “refreshed,” but not fully rebuilt.
• The functionality of the bine Drive 2 speed automatic transmission is described as “perfect.”
• The rvest Moon paint is said to be holding up very well.
• The tan vinyl upholstery is reported to have been sourced from te materials and shows no damage or imperfections.
• The Invicta is optioned with Buick dcat-type styled steel wheels.
• The convertible top is reported to have -style canvas, a glass window, and is described as working “flawlessly.”
• The seller states that the Invicta has “no rust,” with the underside showing no surface corrosion in the provided photos.
• The trunk presents as clean.
• The Classic red-stripe P235/75R15 tires are described as being “like new,” though DOT date codes were not visible in the photos provided.
• A functional updated sound system with a trunk-mounted CD changer is said to have been installed.

• The factory clock is inoperative.

• A show placard from will be included in the sale.
• “A lot of receipts” associated with the restoration will be provided.

This 1962 Buick Invicta convertible is one of 13,471 similar soft-top examples produced that year. This Invicta was purchased in 2001 from the original owner in ern fornia, with an odometer reading of 64,000 miles; it is said to have undergone a full body-on restoration approximately 10,000 miles ago to a high standard.

The seller states that this vehicle will be sold on a clean fornia title in the owner’s name. The seller is assisting the owner to get the vehicle listed online. This 1962 Buick Invicta convertible is presented as a two-owner example that benefits from a body-on restoration to “show piece” condition.