1992 Buick Riviera Sport Coupé 3800 Series I 

The Cadilac STS is a beautiful car. Yours benefits from NOT having the infamous Northstar.

​@@MostlyBuicks Wish the Northstar had been better. Great power delivery tho.

@@davidzappe9481 thank you.

Yep, in the 90s, Buick and Cadillac finally grew out of the malaise period of the 1980s.

Of course! Cadillac was saddled with the HT and Northstar. Can't hold a candle to the Buick 3800!

I feel your pain

The original Riviera was to be Cadillac's LaSalle. They turned it down because they already had their hands full with their production output.

@@jdel2315 Or a Reatta with a back seat.

I do not remember what car I pulled the shifter from. I did the same thing on my 97 Riviera. I would not mind having a 1991 Reatta Coupe or a 1990-1992 Cadillac Allante with the hardtop option.

@@MostlyBuicks I put a shift knob from olds intrigue in my 1996 Riv (the money pit). I just sold last month my 1992 Allante, barely driven in 9 years that I had. It was always garaged because of soft top only. I have to say great quality car! Excellent road handeling both Reatta and Allante. The hardtop makes the difference here in Europe a must have. Lot of rain and bad weather…😌 Not much sun like your Bearizona🙂

It is a hell of a lot better than chair cheese.

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@@don7680 Thanks for your input.

I think the whites complement the car well. Not a huge fan of the gold tracer; I think a double white would look cleaner. But that's just me.

All turtles are gummy inside their shell.

@@BLBoyd Are you making a joke? Even I think I spent too much time on the wheel story. But since I started the story, I had to see it through conclusion.