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Photo	Title	Make	Model	Year	State	Price	Placed
	1985 Buick Electra/ Park Avenue	Buick	Electra/ Park Avenue	1985	CT	$3,000.00 or Offer	February 3, 2012
	1970 Buick Skylark 455	Buick	Skylark 455	1970	PA	$26,750.00 US dollars	February 2, 2012
	1936 Buick Special	Buick	Special	1936	IA	18,500.00 Make an Offer (no price	January 25, 2012
	1968 Buick Skylark Custom Convertible	Buick	Skylark Custom Convertible	1968	MA	$9,500.00 or Offer	January 24, 2012
	1987 BUICK RIVIERA	BUICK	RIVIERA	1987	IL	$1,995.00 US dollars	January 24, 2012
	1969 Buick Electra 225 Convertible	Buick	Electra 225 Convertible	1969	WA	$25,000.00 or Offer	January 23, 2012
	1972 BUICK SKYLARK CONVERTIBLE	BUICK	SKYLARK CONVERTIBLE	1972	TX	$4,500.00 or Offer	January 23, 2012
	1968 Buick GS 400	Buick	GS 400	1968	WI	$20,000.00 or Offer	January 22, 2012
	1941 Buick Sedanette	Buick	Sedanette	1941	CA	$29,900.00 Make an Offer	January 19, 2012
	1960 Buick Electra	Buick	Electra	1960	NY	$19,500.00 US dollars	January 17, 2012

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Buick History (Continued from top)

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David Dunbar Buick started the Buick Motor Company in 1903 and sold it to James Whiting in 1904. Whiting hired William C. Durant to manage Buick and it soon became the largest automobile company in America, providing the capital for Durant to start the General Motors Corporation.

Buick was marketed as an upper end vehicle, priced between the Oldsmobile and Cadillac . The Trishield logo was adopted from the Buick family crest in 1959 and represents the three models: LeSabre, Invicta, and Electra. The series of three or four portholes on the front fender was adopted in 1949. The portholes were discontinued for many years but came back in the 2003 Park Avenue and continued with the Lucerne - where the number of portholes indicated the number of engine cylinders.

The Buick V8 engine was known as the 'nailhead' to hot rodders because of the unique vertical attachment of the valve covers, which allowed the engine to fit in smaller compartments.