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63-65 Riviera Parts List
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History of the Buick Riviera
Buick Riviera (1963-1965)
The personal-luxury car niche, pioneered by Ford in 1958, had become a viable market in the early sixties.
Buick Riviera History
In December of 1958, Bill Mitchell succeeded Harley Earl as General Motors Vice President of Styling.
Buick Nailhead V-8
Base motor on the 1963 Riviera was the 401 cubic-inch Nailhead V8, so named for the unorthodox vertical position of its valves, which resembled large nails.
1963 Riviera
Stretching out over 17 feet, the Buick Riviera was introduced to the public in October of 1962.
Riviera Wildcat And Super Wildcat Engines
For 1964, the 425-cid Wildcat motor was now the standard engine. Optional was the 425-cid Super Wildcat