220ci Inline 8 OHV Engine Single Two-Barrel Marvel Carburetor 77bhp at 3,200rpm 3-Speed Manual Transmission with Synchromesh Tubular Solid Front Axle, Semi-Floating Rear Axle 4-Wheel Hydraulic Drum Brakes *Rarely-seen Canadian-built Buick *Matching numbers *Nicely restored, in excellent driver condition *Handsome color scheme and brightwork THE BUICK MODEL 31 Buick produced a broad range of passenger cars in 1931: The four largest featured straight-eight overhead-valve engines, but displacement and output varied.

The Series 50 gave 77hp from 220 cubic inches; the 60 with 272ci gave 90 horsepower, and the 80 and long-wheelbase 90, both with 344ci, developed 104hp.

The Series 50 was built on a 114-inch wheelbase, the same as the discontinued Marquette.

Despite being a lower-mid-priced automobile, the Buick series 50 gave owners a fully synchronized transmission, quite unusual for less-expensive cars.

It was well-finished and gave good performance, while its four-wheel hydraulic drum ...