Buick Invicta Driveline & Axle Parts

Introduced in 1959, the Buick Invicta was designed as an intermediate model aimed to fill the gap between the entry LeSabre and upper-level Electra. The model was built on the extensively used GM B-body platform and was offered in either a 2- or 4-door version with a convertible, hardtop or station wagon body type available for choice. Largely sharing the exterior styling and interior equipment with contemporary siblings, the Invicta featured Buick’s distinctive ventiports that were cut in the front fenders. Besides the aesthetic role, the ventiports served for cooling the mighty Nailhead V8 installed under the hood. The Invicta was discontinued in 1963 in favor of the all-new Wildcat.

Such a superior car as the Buick Invicta deserves nothing except regular maintenance and repair performed with the help of upscale replacement parts and complementary products. Considering that driveline components and axles suffer from heavy stresses within the operation, you should install only strong, top-grade replacement parts that are able to withstand these stresses. Head over to our e-shop for a huge selection of upscale and affordable Buick Invicta driveline & axles made by reputable manufacturers of the industry with the help of the latest production technologies and quality materials.