The 1969 Buick Sport Wagon spent most of its life in Florida and currently has 28,631 original miles This vehicle is a mid-size station wagon that featured a distinctive "clamshell" tailgate design. This design consisted of a two-piece tailgate with a power-operated rear window that retracted into the roof, while the lower section dropped down like a traditional tailgate. This setup provided easier access to the cargo area and made loading and unloading items more convenient. Under the hood is 400 cubic inch (6.6L) V8 and a automatic 3 speed transmission. The interior of the 1969 Buick Sport Wagon was spacious and well-appointed, offering seating for up to eight passengers. The rear-facing third-row seat was a distinctive feature of the Sport Wagon, providing additional passenger capacity compared to traditional station wagons of the era. It is a all original interior that was well maintained. The 1969 Buick Sport Wagon featured classic Buick styling cues of the era, including a bold front grille, sweeping body lines, chrome trim accents and a Vista Roof option. The clamshell tailgate design set it apart from other station wagons of the time and contributed to its distinctive appearance. The 1969 Buick Sport Wagon is remembered as a unique and innovative example of American automotive design from the late 1960s. Its distinctive styling and practical features have earned it a place in automotive history, and well-maintained examples are sought after by collectors and enthusiasts since this vehicle is rare to come by. Overall the vehicle runs and drives great, and would make a great classic family vacation vehicle.
