1947 Buick Roadmaster Sedanette Rare 2 Door Sedanette Coupe Charcoal Gray/Light Gray Two-tone Exterior Gray Interior with Charcoal Gray Accents Fireball Dynaflash Inline 8 cylinder Engine 3 Speed On the Column Manual Transmission Well Equipped with Original Options Meticulously Restored Automobile This 1947 Buick Roadmaster Sedanette 2 Door Coupe features a two-tone gray exterior over a gray interior and power from a Fireball Dynaflash 8 cylinder with 3 Speed manual transmission. Recently acquired by The Last Detail, this fully restored vehicle has been completely refreshed to TLDs standard of excellence. The Exterior is finished in a handsome two-tone color combination of a Charcoal Gray Metallic upper body and Light Gray lower separated by a painted Red Pinstripe down the entire length of the body. The streamlined exterior is accented by a chrome spotlight, drivers side-view mirror, bumper guards, chrome stone guards and the big Buick fender skirts, all of which are in excellent condition. White whitewall tires are mounted to painted steel wheels with chrome wheel covers and trim rings. The firm and comfortable Gray Cloth interior is accented by a Charcoal Gray painted dash that flows thru the upper door sills and continues thru to the back seat. Other interior amenities include a clock, heater and defroster, Sonomatic radio and chrome accents throughout. The highly detailed and immaculate engine bay can be accessed from either side of the car and hosts the Fireball Dynaflash 320cui, overhead valve inline 8 cylinder engine backed by a column shifted 3 speed manual transmission. Independent front suspension with coil springs front and rear give this Roadmaster that nice big car ride and four wheel hydraulic drum brakes bring it to a stop effortlessly. As part of its restoration the undercarriage was completely refreshed and detailed. This Sedanette is an excellent example of General Motors aerodynamic postwar torpedo styling. The Roadmaster was Buicks premium and best appointed model and was offered in coupe, sedan, convertible and stationwagon. Known for interior luxury and quiet operation, there are few other cars like this from this era. The sleek styling of these Sedanettes elicited an emotional response from the motoring community that surpassed the expectations of GM. They were built on Buick's longest wheelbase and shared its basic structure with the higher end Oldsmobile's. We have just completed a through TLD inspection along with a compete detail and it is ready for your next weekend road trip. This is an excellent example of a rare postwar automobile. Take a step back in time, this car runs and drives just as it did back in its day and provides you with the feel that only a Buick can offer. As the old tag line goes, Wouldnt you really rather own a Buick?