In the 1956 Buick Special Convertible (Model 46C), you enjoy a brand-new experience in big car ride. A ride oil-cushioned with Buick's new direct-acting rear shock absorbers - made even easier handling with Buick's new steering linkage - made even safer with bigger brakes, a more rugged frame, a stronger rear axle assembly.

For sheer thrill in convertible driving, here's the low-swept 1957 Buick Special Convertible (Model 46C) combining snappiest styling with great new Buick performance. Adding still further to its new smartness is a wide selection of bright, all-Cordaveen interior trims with lops in colors to match.

This gleaming tail tower is just one of the many exterior beauty notes that 1958 Buick Special Convertible (Model 46C) owners can point to with pride. And inside, you'll find high-fashion appointment, Buick's strict emphasis on quality of workmanship, and a host of smartly functional details such as this spacious and centered glove compartment with the built-in beverage holders on its door.

The 1951 Buick Special Convertible (Model 46C) - here's all the dash and elan of this Buick body style in a budget-priced package with luxurious DeLuxe finish-even to hydraulic push-button control of top, windows, and front-seat adjustment. Carries six on its smartly tailored leather seats.

Here, in this budget-priced 1955 Buick Special Convertible (Model 46C), are racy, lower lines of fenders and hood-new visored headlamps and taillights - Buick's High-Air Intake Ventilation and aircraft-type instrument panel. Seats are deep, wide and upholstered in beautiful cordaveen.

In this sleek and stunning Buick Convertible is happy news for a lot of people. For this one - now back in production - is a Buick Special. Which means it's thoroughbred Buick through and through - but priced to crowd the ‘low-priced three.’ It delivers for just a few dollars more than such Convertible models-yet there the similarity ends. In motion, this swift-lined beauty is pure thrill.

The 1952 Buick Special Convertible (Model 46C) - leather-lined seats for six and hydraulic control of top, windows, and front-seat adjustment mark this dazzling sportster in Buick's lowest price range.

Bold And Rakish Beauty On The Inside matches the dash and verve of the swift-lined 1954 Buick Special Convertible – Model 46C. Note the rich harmony of colors in fabrics and finish. The smartly tailored seats carry six persons - and even more comfortably, thanks to the better -balanced Million Dollar Ride. Note, too, in the exterior view below, the sports car touch of full rear-wheel opening.