Posted by: WolfspringLV

08/03/2009 06:59PM

Very sharp looking Riviera you have there. I still love the styling of the '75 and '76 Rivs, and they are such solid cars.

Posted by: daddylimavrick

01/15/2009 04:36PM

real nice i like that year body stily

Posted by: wsbob

01/08/2009 05:42PM

That's a beautiful car

Posted by: moparornocarman

12/15/2008 10:48PM

Hello Steve, 5 STARS! This is a real tribute to American know-how. Enjoy, Jeff

Posted by: sickersteve

12/15/2008 09:59PM

Owning this car instilled a sense of pride for me. Like all of my cars, it received my personal attention and was worked on with my own hands. No new car can give you that feeling. Unlike the masses, I probably will never have a new turn-key-and-go car. Not interested. Although this car receives a lot of shit, this '76 is still a well-built car after 33 years (that is, until some geeks joy-rided in it--and it STILL performs great!) I would like to ask these geeks, since they're so cowardly and only lurk in the shadows and on computers, if I could drive their bung-hole, buzzy 4-cylinder cars. Actually, no. But I can assure you their cars would not endure the abuse the geeks have done to the Buick. However, since my values are on a higher level, and I choose to NOT damage other people's property, that would never happen. Private property rights are the hallmarks of a civilized society. Police have asked me to provide them reasons why malicious crime and/or vandalism occurs. (duh! didn't their Criminology 101 class in Community College shed some light on this topic? If not, take a refresher course in reality.) For stupid questions like this, go ask a geek. The answer is the same as why people hack into computers. A certain juvenile thrill, I suppose. and BTW: Wouldn't you really rather have a Buick? YOU can own this car! just bid on it!!!