My other ride

[Rivman]

M3's are great, but here's a few pix of my other ride, thanks for looking !

. . . hmmmmmmmmmmm, how many M3s could you make from one Riviera ? (dunno)

I call the first one - "Metal in Motion"

 

[Antoine]

Great ride...I used to have a 64' Chevelle...and if I ever get back into classic American cars...I'd love to have a '65 Riviera!

What are the engine specs on your Riviera?

 

[CantCMe]

haven't seen one of those in years...looks great!!!

 

[Rivman]

Thanks guys -

Me too, good choice Antoine !, - nice Camero CantCMe !
The car originally sold in Montreal, Quebec, so it is a genuine Canadian survivor.
I purchased the car in Ottawa in '84 from the second owner, a retired CAF Army type,
who used the car primarily for winter vacation trips to Florida.
I drove it for 2 years, and had the body and paint done by Gran Sport Autobody in Kahnawake - it took me 5 years, and two parts cars to complete the 15 year old frame-on restoration.
The '68 Riviera is powered by a 430 ci engine, with a Rochester Quadrajet 4 bbl carb., and is rated at 360 hp. It has a GM ST400 automatic transmission.
The car has about 80,000 original miles, and is my pride 'n joy.

. . . next to our new '08 Black Mica M3 Sport GT of course ! (nana)

 

[altspace]

Headlights are a neat feature.

 

[Rivman]

They sure attract a lot of attention at shows !
. . . hey, how do those headlights work ? (huh)

 

[L8R]

Whao, nice ride!

 

[Hughes412]

I know some of those where front wheel drive, is that one? It looks great.

 

[vindication]

"that's a huge b****"

nice car mang.

 

[Rivman]

I know some of those where front wheel drive, is that one? It looks great.

Thanks!, Buick stayed with rwd till '79. Oldsmobile Toronado and Cadillac were fwd. (flash)

 

[FL_PR5]

love what is under that bonnet