One-Family-Owned 1974 Buick LeSabre Luxus Convertible

Description

In 1974, Buick only had one full-sized “B-Body” car in its lineup, the LeSabre. Replacing both the Centurion and Custom, the LeSabre Luxus was the ultimate expression of mid-70s American luxury vehicles, often referred to as land-yachts.

This Malaise-era ‘74 Buick was purchased new by the parents of the seller, who notes that they chose the car as the U.S. auto industry began phasing out convertibles due to anticipated federal rollover safety standards that never came to fruition. It is finished in white with a matching power-operated soft top over red and white upholstery and is powered by a 350ci V8 paired with a three-speed automatic transmission. Equipment includes power-assisted front disc brakes, power steering, an analog clock, and a push-button AM/FM radio.

This 1974 Buick LeSabre Luxus convertible is now offered with a convertible top boot, manufacturer’s literature, two sets of keys, partial service records, and Maine registration.

Highlights

• One-family ownership

• Power-operated soft top

• Power-assisted front disc brakes

• Power steering

Factory Equipment

• White over red and white upholstery

• Analog clock

• AM/FM radio

• Woodgrain dashboard trim

• 15” steel wheels with full covers

• Glass rear window with defroster

Servicing & Documentation

Per documents viewable in the gallery, the following services have been performed:

• 2025

  • Oil pressure switch replaced

• 2023

  • Oil change

  • Battery replaced

  • Tie rods replaced

  • Tires replaced

  • Alignment performed

  • Carburetor cleaned

  • Valve cover gaskets replaced

• 2022

  • Convertible top relay replaced

Known Imperfections

• Up-close images detailing the condition of the vehicle are viewable in the gallery

Ownership History

The car was purchased new by the seller’s parents. A redacted copy of the 1974 New York title is provided in the gallery.

Included Items

• Manufacturer’s literature

• Two sets of keys

• Partial service records

• Convertible top boot

Additional Information

• The vehicle is being sold on its Maine registration, which serves as the ownership documentation in Maine.

• From the seller: “The car has never been driven in the winter or exposed to salt. It has never been in an accident, has minimal rust on the undercarriage, and it runs well.”