1935 Buick Series 50

Based on our Classic.com data, a 1935 Buick Series 50 is typically valued between $62,700 and $88,000 for well-preserved examples, based on recent auction sales.

The specific vehicle you’re looking at is listed at $40,000, which sits below that range. This makes sense given it’s a custom build (401 Nailhead V8, 400 automatic, Chevy rear-end) rather than a numbers-matching original. Custom builds often trade at a discount compared to factory-correct restorations, but can be great values if you want a reliable driver.

Looking at comparable custom Series 50 sedans, we’ve seen sales from around $26,000 to $88,000, so this falls in the lower-middle of that range. The 1933 Buick Series 50 sedans have recently sold/listed in the $33,000-$42,000 range, which aligns well with this asking price.

Is it a good value? At $40K for a customized ‘35 Buick with modern V8 power, power steering, power disc brakes, and A/C—yes, this could be a solid buy if you want a pre-war cruiser that can actually keep up with modern traffic.

Want to see what else is out there? Check the Buick Series 50 market page for current listings and sales history. Anything else I can help you with on this car?