Cool Wagon. Interior looks too plain to me. Correct? https://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/dealer/buick/super/2217056.html Location: South Hackensack, New Jersey, 07606 Mileage: 8,014 Transmission: Auto Condition: Excellent Exterior: CREAM BEIGE Interior: OXBLOOD Seller’s Description: THE 1952 BUICK SUPER ESTATE WOODY WAGON WAS THE MOST EXPENSIVE BUICK OF ALL BUICKS FOR 1952. HOW MANY ARE LEFT ? THIS BEAUTIFUL{WOODIE}SUCH AS THIS NOT ONLY A FINE INVESTMENT, BUT ALSO AN ATTENTION GETTING STATEMENT OF QUALITY AND STYLE WHEN EVER IT IS DRIVEN. IT IS POWERED BY A 263 C.I.INLINE 8 CYLINDER DYNAFLASH ENGINE MATED TO A AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION, INDEPENDENT FRONT COIL SUSPENSION, LIVE REAR AXLE, 4 WHEEL POWER ASSIST HYDRAULIC BRAKES , 129 INCH WHEEL BASE,INSTALLED AIR CONDITIONING, CONVERTED TO 12 VOLT. IT IS FINISHED IN HANDSOM CREAM BEIGE WITH CONTRASTING OXBLOOD INTERIOR. THGE WOOD IS EXCELLENT WITH GREAT FIT AND FINISH. DRIVING THE CAR IS EXHILARATING, CRUISE OR SHOW THE CHOICE IS YOURS////////////////////////////////// Price: $54,900
The interior is about right, but the wrong material. I think some were done in leather. but I'm not sure. The dash is painted contrasting, which is not totally correct either. But, it's a nice looking car, and will provide the proper person with deep pockets a lot of enjoyment. These things go for big dollars, and as long as the wood is still in good shape, are worth it.
The wagons were kept pretty utilitarian overall on the inside, here is an original 51 to give you an idea. Even the Roadmaster was not a whole lot more plush
