Today was the last day that I drove the Riviera on the road under my own ownership. The plates were taken off of it today and the Insurance expired today. She'* cold, salty, and all alone. As one last thing I changed her shoes (tires) to the summer treads, gave her a tuneup, and got her fluids all changed so she'* nice and fresh for the new owner. The tire shop lost one of my center caps so they're going to order me a new one. On the first day that it gets above freezing I'll wash it by hand one last time and then put a car cover on her and put her into storage until it sells. :( It'* almost as bad as putting a loved one to rest.





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Owwwwww. I can see how sad she looks.

It'* a shame, but all good things must come to an end. That'* how I felt when I let the Bonnie go.

at least you have a chance to say goodbye.

we were crusin in my dads, then boom, no byebye, just crippled mass. i want bonnie back

She had a good run, bring on the Olds

Tis better to love and "moved one" then to have never loved at all.

Enjoy the Aurora

Man... I know it'* hard...

Hopefully she gets a good home.... has anyone here on the club expressed an interest in her?

She treated ya well.. On to the rora!!

i never realized how close u live to my hometown.. isn't kalamazoo like 25 minutes from south bend/mishawaka area??

I'd love to have that car, but i'd have to sell mine first. If i could, i would..

Good luck!

You know Custom88 the Aurora and Rivera are built off the same platform.

im sorry to see the car go but thats why i traded mine in cuz honestly it hurt to see the buick go since it was my first car and my wifes first car but i have so meny memories in then buick but now that i have my bonneville i just keep telling my self i moved on to better things. but i know ur pain on getting rid of a loved car. but i have to ask why didnt u trade the buick in?