The 1990’s were awesome for the custom car and truck scene because horsepower was just starting to come back and everyone was into making big visual changes to their rides in order to keep them from looking like a stock jelly bean. While I dig the Impala/Caprice/Roadmaster platform they were plenty mundane looking without some visual help. The Impala SS looked significantly better with just some trim, badging, and monochrome treatment before adding a bigger wheel and tire combo. But if you wanted something to really stand out, you needed graphics and billet and a big stereo, which are all done on this throwback 1993 Buick Roadmaster station wagon.
We dig this thing, and hope that one of you will buy it and take it on Power Tour or Rocky Mountain Race Week this year. Check out the ad at the link below and let us know what you think.
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Ad Info:
1993 Buick Roadmaster · Wagon · Driven 108,000 miles This is a magazine car from the mid 90’s and it’s been left the way it was built to my best ability. Fully bagged, built stereo, B&M blower, Colorado custom wheels with matching steering wheel and extensive body work and custom paint. Lots of upkeep maintenance and needs for nothing. Ready to go.
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