In 1937, Buick was styling their cars to keep up with the art deco styling trends of the day. They redesigned the grille to be divided and to have horizontal slats instead of vertical. This Buick Sedan has been tastefully upgraded without losing the original intentions that Buick had built this car for. The exterior is presented with nicely detailed black paintwork, bullet headlamps, radial tires, chrome wire wheels and a chrome grille and complimenting chrome bumper. The original inline engine has been replaced with a later model small block Chevrolet V-8 engine that is matched to fully automatic transmission. The car is now fitted with air conditioning, power steering and power brakes. The interior has been advanced with Dolphin white face gauges, electric windows, aftermarket steering column, wooden steering wheel; and an aftermarket stereo system which includes an amplifier in the trunk.