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Press Releases and Factory Brochures
This page is intended to display build sheets, seldom seen documents, in-period Press Releases. and pictures. Again, if you have items that fit this intend, please send me a work description, a scan of the document, or a digital picture.
This is the first Brochure page released to the dealers to introduce the 1982 Riviera Convertible. Read the standard equipment half of the page and notice that the car pictured has painted mirrors but the list says Chrome. Chrome outside mirrors were manually controlled and the optional electrically controlled mirrors were painted body color. The car pictured has this option as did most convertibles built, therefore you will see very few with chrome mirrors.
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1982 Riviera Convertible Brochure
(front)
1982
Riviera Convertible (This Regional Brochure about the
1982 Riviera Convertible is shown on this site with the permission of
and our special thanks to Tom Mooney)
Brochure
(back)
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1984 Riviera Convertible Newspaper Media Ad. (This ad was provided to local newspapers to advertise the 1984 editions. As it turned out, they did become very 'Collectible") |
Brochure about Buick leather interiors
Self sealing tire brochures.
Uniroyal and General supplied these tires.
Brochure showing steering wheel styles, the Sport Wheel was optional and
not available with the telescoping option.
Brochure showing the wheel covers and wheels available on all Rivera’s. The
standard wheel cover on the Convertible was the Wire Cover with the Chrome
Plated Road Wheel as an option. The Styled Aluminum Wheel was first available
in 1984, and was required on the 1984 and 1985 Turbo models. GM stated that
this was the only wheel capable of handling the torque that the Turbo produced.
February 1982 Press Release announcing the introduction of the Riviera
Convertible to Dealers
Riviera Convertible Production Numbers, by Year, Color and Engine