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1927 Buick Standard Six Tourer

United Kingdom • 29 Jul 2026 • Lot 72

Vehicle Details

AI Listing Summary

This 1927 Buick Standard Six (mistakenly cataloged as a Master Six) is a prime candidate for 'oily rag' recommissioning, offering a chance to enjoy a classic with a history of touring and participation in vintage car events.
While it requires recommissioning after extended storage, its documented provenance and suitability for long-distance touring make it an appealing prospect for enthusiasts.

Condition

5

The car is described as 'ripe for oily rag recommissioning and use as is'. It was in storage for 23 years and only run for one year before that, indicating it needs recommissioning. While not stated to have major mechanical issues or extensive cosmetic damage, it is not in perfect or near-perfect condition. It has been in storage and requires attention, placing it in the 'Above Average' category as it's functional but shows wear and needs moderate reconditioning.

/ 10

Transmission:

Manual

Chassis No:

1648288

Odometer:

[Odometer Reading]

Reg Number:

OSL 296

RHD/LHD:

LHD

• Entered from the estate of the late Peter Macey • Buick’s large capacity six-cylinder model, perfect for long distance touring • Ripe for ‘oily rag’ recommissioning and use as is SALE ROOM NOTICE – This lot has been mistakenly catalogued as a Buick Master Six and it is also incorrectly registered as such with the DVLA.

Please note that the car is in fact a Standard Six identifiable by a few points as politely pointed out to us by a customer who messaged in who has owned several vintage Buicks.

Interested parties need to be aware that they will need to correct the DVLA’s record on this.

Introduced in 1925, the Buick Master Six represented the marque’s premium six-cylinder offering, positioned above the Standard Six and aimed at buyers seeking refinement without the cost of the more exclusive Cadillac or Packard models.

Sharing its basic GM platform and overhead-valve six-cylinder engine with Oldsmobile, the Master Six nevertheless retained Buick’s distinctive identity through its ...