This 1928 Buick Standard Six Model 24 Sport Roadster was first sold in Los Angeles, California, and was reportedly placed in storage in 1941, where it remained for 20 years.

The second owner, a Buick Club of America member, is said to have acquired the car in 1961 and spent the next 19 years refurbishing it, keeping the car until his passing in 2005.

It was awarded an AACA Senior National First Prize in 1981, and the seller purchased the car in 2019.

The car is finished in green with black fenders over green upholstery, and power comes from a 207ci inline-six paired with a three-speed manual transmission.

Features include a tan soft top, a rumble seat, a rear-mounted spare tire, a golf bag door, and cowl lamps.

This Buick is now offered with a Marvel T3 carburetor, photographs of the car with previous owners, and a clean Oregon title in the seller’s name.

The body is said to have been repainted in its factory green with black fenders and black-and-yellow pinstripes under previou...