The black & white photograph of a late 1930s Buick car represents the very best styling of the decade. The Buick of the 30s decade was primarily a six cylinder line consisting of two engines. Much of the energies were put to contribute towards appealing looks, which resulted in height reduction of two inches and a handsome belt-line moulding that went from front to rear and around the back, along with the addition of some of the comforting features.
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