'63 Buick or Ford?
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John Bono
North Jersey
Don't care for either ones styling. I would be all over the T-bird if it was a roadster like Bob's, but the hard tops proportions don't look right, top too high. I dislike Buicks to start with especially the Revs styling.
Tie, no interest in either of them. That's it a tie for no interest. '63 there are quite a few cars I would purchase with out even considering these two. Beautiful cars, for someone else.
I am prejudiced to the 63 T-Birds but I must admit the Buick also appeals to me. After much thought I have to vote tie.
Even though the T-Bird is not a 2 seater, the 61-63 were just a great design. So my vote is the T-Bird.
@bob-jackman We are both choosing tie, tie you like both, tie I dislike both. ????
Tie for me as well, but I like both.😊
It is unusual to see so many ties here. I do have to agree also as both cars have merit although not on my favourites list. Another tie, John.
Both beautiful but the Riviera cannot be denied.
Retired in Dunedin, Florida.
Were the T-Bird a Sport Roadster or, at least, the color of Bob's car, I'd choose it. In this case, I choose the Riv.
I like the T-bird, have fond memories of my Uncle Terry having a black roadster. However, my younger brother convinced me the Buick Riviera was a beautifully designed car. So that's my choice.
T-Bird. On my 16th birthday, early 1967, Dad gave me the family 1963 T-Bird hardtop that I had helped pick out new. Loaded with options, Heritage Burgundy w/pearl beige interior. That car was just so beautiful and my heart still beats faster every time I see one.
The '63 Riviera was a bases-loaded home run styling hit! As nice as the T-Bird is, it's very hard for any car to beat the '63 Riv in a comparison.
(The above is IMHO, of course.)
Barry Levittan
Long Island, NY
Each is a stunningly gorgeous automobile and I would be proud and delighted to drive either one..... back then or right now ! I happily have diecast models representing each era and design generation of these cars.
I absolutely love both so I voted tie. As an aside, i’ve no interest in the ‘61-62 Birds. It’s the ‘63 with its beautifully sculpted sides that “float my boat”.
steve

