The Buick Y-Job, one of the most influential concept cars of all time, became the 14th car to be named to the National Historic Vehicle Register today. The Y-Job went on display in early 1940 as the “Car of the Future.” Created by legendary GM design chief Harley J. Earl’s Styling Section, it used a lengthened 1940 Buick Series 50 Super chassis…
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Buick Y-Job named to the National Historic Vehicle Register