The Buick series was loved by everyone, and it is a pity that there are only few left out there worth showing in some car shows. We are proud to present you the Buick Roadmaster Dynaflow Fireball Convertible, seen at the 2015 SEMA Motor Show.
As the team wanted, they kept the original color of the body, as smart that is some people like original colors on the vehicle, but the bumpers and the other chromed parts where chromed again and now they are shining on the car. They even kept the original tires on the car which don’t look too flashy, but the idea was to show that the car is still in good condition even though it is manufactured in 1950.
The Buick Roadmaster series was built from 1936 to 1942 and this series that we have here dating from 1942 is the best that was made back then. The interior of the car was restored and now it is looking pretty daring to sit inside, all shiny new leather covering on the seats, and the dashboard is flashy as well, even though there is no new technology installed there.
Hate to break it you, but that’s a 1950 Buick, not a ’42. Dynaflow wasn’t introduced on Buicks till 1948, so that should have your first clue. With so much going on at SEMA, it’s easy to understand the mistake.
You are quite right Tom. Thank you for pointing that out. We fixed the article.