1922 Buick Six Three Passenger Series 22 Style 44 Roadster

• Buick formed the core of General Motors during the early years of Alfred P. Sloan's long and successful administration. 
• Buick was founded in 1903 by David Dunbar Buick in Flint, Michigan.
• Buick combined quality and performance from it's line of "valve in head" overhead valve engines,  three speed transmissions and attractive factory bodywork. 
• 7,666 of these roadsters were built. The radiator has a Buick script motometer mounted in a  dog-bone cap. 
• It has been fitted with a tubular accessory bumper, which has parking lights at its outer ends and twin taillights within the perimeter of the rear-mounted spare tire. 
• The engine is a 242 cubic inch overhead valve six. It produces 60 horsepower.
• This Buick rides on 33 inch varnished wood spoke artillery wheels.
• This Buick received a first place AACA award in 1965 and participated in the 1969 Glidden Tour. 
• price when new: $1,150