Featuring new-for-1957 styling and a larger, more-powerful version of the celebrated Nailhead V-8 engine, Buick offered literally something for virtually every buyer with four model lines and a wide array of body styles and optional features. The most popular Buick line for 57 was the Special, featuring seven models, including this handsome Model 49 Estate Wagon 1 of just 7,013 produced that year and priced from $3,047. Powered by Buicks 364-CID Nailhead V-8 engine, factory-rated at 250 horsepower, it is equipped with a 3-speed manual transmission and features an attractive two-tone paint finish complemented by Buicks signature front-fender Ventiports and attractive brightwork. Equipped with a new interior, the nicely presented interior compartment includes a clock, Sonomatic pushbutton AM radio, chrome under-dash tissue dispenser with Buick crest, a split rear bench seat and a floor mat protecting the rear cargo compartment. A striking set of period style Kelsey-Hayes chrome wire-spoke wheels are shod by wide whitewall tires for a great 1950s look and dual exhaust outlets at both sides of the stylish rear bumper deliver a great sound. If youre looking for a fun and stylish American classic with room for family and friends with ample space for luggage and sporting goods, this 1957 Buick Special Estate Wagon will attract attention and provide a great alternative to the far more common Fords and Chevrolets of the era. Contact us now for complete details before its gone!