PERFECTION ! 1957 Buick Roadmaster Convertible in Red / Black & Ride My Car Story with Lou Costabile 

Hi, If you like this video, please click on SUPER THANKS ❤ with the $ in the middle which is the SUPER THANKS button under the video. Thank you! Lou

From the age when pieces of art came disguised as cars, this Buick is an absolute _masterpiece._

I see the Roadmaster is sporting 1956 California License plates, I remember them well. Thank you Dennis and Lou for the Fun Ride.

Talk about "FLASH" ! Those were the days of car design AS ART. NEVER has there been more attractive cars.

1957 was a special year, maybe the pinnacle of American automobile production and this car shows why. Great video Lou and thanks!

YES!!!! A great era for American cars imho. What a super-coolio-awesome car!

Stunning Buick!!Very cool. Thanks Lou and Dennis.

😍😍😍😍😍 This was one of the most beautiful cars you've featured on this channel! Thank you Lou!

Thank you for showcasing this magnificent automobile. This is as perfect as they come. The attention to detail by Buick is amazing. That's why they call them The Fabulous Fifties.

Love the old Buicks.

Always been a dream car of mine. Just beautiful and sweet!!!!

As a Buick fan myself and loyal subscriber, Lou, this ‘57 Buick is simply amazing…I hope the ride and comfort were as good as they came across…a dream car.

A really beautiful Buick and very smart in Red and Black. Excellent condition under the hood with a nice healthy engine. ❤

What a piece of art. Just absolutely beautiful. Thanks for showing this beauty guys.

That is handsdown the most beautiful car of all of 1957 cars !!!!!

Dennis...that car is a Treasure of Auto Art. A great amount of Chrome, yes...but very tasteful. Thanks Lou and Dennis!

Awesome oldie

A beautiful Buick! Thanks Lou & Dennis. You really kept your enthusiasm in check Lou. I wish you would just open up and tell us your feelings about the car.😃

This car is an absolute WONDER!! They'll never make another Buick like this again! It's shockingly beautiful!

The black and red color combo is my favorite, then and now. If I was ordering a new C8 Vette, that'd be the color I'd order.......Thanks Lou.

An amazingly kept time capsule of years gone by....

Amazing! This Buick has it all and a/c, too! What a great find for Mr. Doerge (and the channel!). Thanks, Lou!

That sure is an unbelievable , cool car . That red interior , wow . Thanks for the ride

Thank you, Dennis & Lou! You said it best; It doesn't get much better than a sunny day on a country road with a 1957 Roadmaster convertible . . .

Gorgeous automobile Lou,and Dennis!Black,and red,cannot be beaten for eye appeal!1953-1957 Buicks are my favorite from that era!Outstanding presentation Lou!!!!

Beautiful 1957 Buick Roadmaster. Looks brand new. By far, One of the nicest cars you have had on your channel. Thanks for sharing this video with us!😊

That's a timeless beauty! It will still look great 100 years from now. Great lines, nice color combo. Thanks for the video.

I think every car that come out in 57 was awesome sweetheart man good video thanks

Truly a bright star from the Golden Age of the American Automobile. Outstanding car. Thank you for sharing your videos, Lou.

Great comment by Lou, “this is the way life should be”. I agree!!

We had a 55' Rocket 88 Olds when I was a kid. Those cars would cruise the interstate all day long a 75 and 80mph.

An object of perfection! A solid 100 points! A huge thank you, Lou!

stunning- admiring the attention to detail and the quality of that restoration- someone spent alot of time and money on that car... a crown jewel in any car collection- wish i owned it!!!!

What a treat! Thank you Lou and Dennis for showing us this breathtakingly beautiful Buick! Incredible car!

What a flawless car, you weren't kidding when you said perfect in the title of the video Lou, this car is perfect if there ever was a perfect car. If the car looked this good in the video, I can't imagine how it must be like in person. I think it's cool you were the 1st person to video and document this automobile and got to ride in it on its maiden voyage. Great video Lou, thanks for sharing this wonderful car with us.

Thanks Lou for bringing us such a beautiful flawless '57 Roadmaster, it kinda takes your breath away its so perfect!

What a beautiful Buick Roadmaster! That car is spotless clean! Healthy sounding engine, and it runs nice and quiet. the red and black paint scheme looks great along with the red leather interior! That ribbon speedometer looks awesome! Buick has always had the neatest features of any GM car next to Cadillac. I can't get over how clean this car is! Practically in showroom condition! Another amazing ride Lou!

Beautiful car I love the color combination

You had a beautiful day to bring us this beautiful car!

Wow wow wow. What a beauty

Lou, Wow, wow and expletive! this is one of the finest examples I have ever seen! beyond flawless Perfection.. Thank you and especially Dennis for sharing his absolute stunning 1957 Buick Roadmaster.

back when chrome was not to be scrimped on car design was works of art

The 2 tone black and red, is a real eye catcher and the white walls finish the perfection.

That's a beautiful car. Love those Roadmaster s.😊😊😊

Thanks for the ride in this beautiful Buick, but I would have just been a 9 yr old!!

Wow, the underside looks as good as the exterior! Great car! Thanks for bringing this gem to us, Lou!

This was the height of 1950s Buick design.....tatolly awesome and gorgeous!! In 1958 Buick got too laden with extraneous chrome and crap. Thank you, Lou!

Stunning car. I remember when collectors really turned their attention to this model and prices skyrocketed. It was basically a Cadillac, but sportier. I like how the designers incorporated the corner AC vents on the dash rather than tacking on the round chrome outlets. RARE car!

It is very nice ro see the comments on my car. I will always consider it mine even tho I sold it about 8 years ago. This car was a large part of my life. My father bought it in 1964 for $300 and gave it to me in 1968. I put it in storage for future restoration when I bought a new Nova in 1970. It was in sstorage for about 22 years before I could afford to start the restoration and finished it 2 months after my father died in a traffic accident. He was never able to see it finished. This car received every award I went after including a perfect score at the BCA nationals in Buffalo.

This car is astounding looking, '57 Buick -- if these cars were selling today in showrooms they would sell out instantly --- the details are so specific, the measuring all around is masterful to perfection -- thank you Lou for bringing these unique auto beauties on video back to life -- I love them, fun stuff !!

Great work Lou. Been enjoying these March thru May stories. These owners can stand proud of their collector cars. Thx for bringing these details out to all of us. Best to you!

What a beautiful '57 Buick! It looks almost too nice to drive. I'm sure it would run close to six figures today; that's how nice it is. The '57 Roadmaster convertible was as far as one could get before stepping in Cadillac territory. How many do you see today? Every one you spot now is like Antique Automobile Wonderland! Thanks once again, Lou! Keep those videos coming! _(4/14/2023)_

Lou! You have an incredible eye for quality! You are bringing us the finest.

Beautiful Buick!!! 👍👍

Beautiful car; thanks to you both. The Cardinals must have enjoyed the colour, they were vocal enough,

Lou great car.. 1957 was a high point for cars. And for the USA as a country

The '57 Buick has beautiful lines.

I prefer hardtops..however this car is beautiful! Thanks for posting Lou. Be blessed always..

That is a sharp, well - preserved Buick. Those tailfins give it a distinctive look.

Buick is my favorite classics

SWEET! Loved my '57 Super!

What a beautiful car and loaded. A convertible no less. Great find Lou.

Great piece Lou enjoyed

Class all the way, nice one Lou

Spectacular. I like to say that I can't get enough black and chrome. I might have to amend that: Can't get enough black, red, and chrome! 😄

Gorgeous Roadmaster ! Great color combo ! Thanks for posting Lou !

Oh, Lou! 😂What a beauty. I first thought it was a 57 Super Chief.

¡Este Buick Roadmaster Convertible 1957 recibió, lo que podría decirse como, una inmaculada restauración! Con razón pusiste "perfección", ya que creo reluce más que cuando salió de agencia! Una elegante combinación del negro y rojo, con especial énfasis a la línea naranja, bordeada en cromado, que divide justamente las dos tonalidades. Su interior es también exquisito, con su tapicería en rojo (mención especial, para el velocímetro que utiliza una barra en lugar de aguja). En verdad hacía un hermoso día (incluido el sonido de los pajaros de fondo), para dar un paseo por esos caminos rurales a bordo de este “Amo del Camino”. ¡Se nota que la pasaste muy bien, Lou, y, por extensión, nos la transmitiste a nosotros!

Wow! Like you said, better than new. My aunt had a very nice 54 Buick when I was a kid. A very nice kind of Grandma car, but this is from another century.

what a great looking car, i have always likrd Buick cars, and this one in a great one, good show Lou.👍👍.

Just stunning. A reeeeeal creampuff!!

Just Beautiful.

Were you the dude back in late 50s in that ride? Oh hell yea. Thanks for these videos Lou

Remember when Buick made BEAUTIFUL VEHICLES that were also CARS? OMG! Those colors and how they are applied. Awesome styling! I like these better than the Chevrolet of the same year. The Chevrolet always looked shrunken compared to the Buick look that was much longer looking. You really out did yourself, Lou!

Thank you Lou and Dennis for taking us for a ride in the beautiful Buick. I actually remember these cars from my kindergarten years, but never rode in one. Our handyman had one. His wife loved big Buicks and I noticed the 1957 on the front even as a little boy. My aunt's parents had a Dresden blue 1957 Buick Special I remember well. She kept the visor vanity mirror from it that said "Buick is a Beauty too."

Oh man, gotta love that black over red with red interior. I love those mid 50's Buicks. My Dad had a '54 Special, white over maroon. I remember sitting in his lap steering with that gynormous steering wheel but I couldn't reach the pedals. Easy to see why he worked ten months to get it

Wow is all I can say! A Factory Air convertable is a very rare find!❤

I loved the classics. My era😊

Incredible Buick and the attention to detail is outstanding. Thanks guys 👍

I am vihari bikram singh from India sir your car very great model in whole world no words for your car very marvelous color this is king car sir

Rolling artwork. Just remember that every piece of this car was hand drawn, including every little chrome trim piece on the instrument panel. This car would be considered loaded with options if it were a 1970 model, let alone a 1957 model. The wire wheels are splendid and are indicative of the gorgeous 1950s Buicks. Lovely, lovely car. The engine compartment is utterly spectacular.

Great car Lou.

Wow! Now I understand how & why this Gentleman owns some of the finest Buick's I have ever seen! He owned a Dealership for 40 years! That's pure love! No one sells the cars for that long without believing they're great Cars! I worked at the Henderson Pontiac Dealership on 5151 Madison in Chicago during High School summer breaks! Mr. Henderson loved Pontiac's he even told me that GM offered him a Cadillac Dealership! He turned it down! He just loved Pontiac's. Like this Gentleman love's Buick's! Was that color scheme an actual Buick color option? That's pretty out there for "57"! As much as the Midwest Farmers loved their Buick's & Oldsmobile's that were always kept in a garage or barn, used only for church or funeral! That's one color scheme a farmer would not be brave enough to buy! Great Car and video!

I felt like i was riding right there with you, excellently shot video, Roadmaster condition matches the design, just spectacular in that color combo too. . . :>/

Lou ong man roadmaster!!! Thak you !

Lou, it's not possible to find a more awesome car than a Buick from this era! Thank you.

Bravo I love 57s♥️🎸

Nothing beats American two-tone cars from the fifties. They make me swoon.

What a gorgeous car!! That’s gotta be the slowest top motor I’ve ever seen. I want to know about that t-bird too! I really appreciate your consistent approach, I’ve said it before, I know what I’m getting with Lou!

Great Buick.

Very nice car!

Simply beautiful! Yet there is nothing simple about this car. As always, I learn so much from your detail. Right off the bat. I had no idea that it said '1957' in the emblem in the middle of the grill! Those cords on the backseats came in handy...especially with a car that had leather interior. If you didn't hold on, especially in turns, you would slide all over the place. Of course in later years, and probably this one too, there were seat belts, but back then no one used them. They were usually tucked into the seats!

Very nice 🥰

love it that the new owner knew a lot about this car and what he was getting.

Beyond impressive I am OCD about cars this would have put me in a very special place.

My folks purchased a 57 Roadmaster Convertible in Oct/Nov 1956, all white with red leather. Beautiful car, the only trouble with it was my mother never drove it over 40 MPH and the mufflers rotted out pretty frequently, dad finally had glass packs put on, you could here mom coming a mile away. Their previous car was a 53 Buick Special Convertible, also white with red.

Яке авто! Колеса!Все чудове! Авто старше мене,але виглядає краще! Дякую!

This is a brand new 1957 Buick Roadmaster 70 convertible Lou, Wow I can even smell the new leather interior from my computer. GM made only 4066 of these in 1957 at a price of$4363.00, it was quite expensive about the same as a Cadillac coupe which was 4677.00$. This one with those options is probably one of the last ones left. This is a real treat Lou . Thanks

Love the neighborhood Lou!

A beautiful example. These luxury cars of the post war period up to some early 1960s examples should be a second class of classics recognized by the Classic Car Club of America. These were more obtainable 1950s/60s versions of the powerful luxury cars of the late 1920s and `30s. While these Buicks, Chryslers, Cadillacs weren't true coach built cars they served to perform and evoke similar status of the pre-war classics. Many were offered in limited numbers and just like their predecessors they are rolling sculpture.