Definition of Sweepspear. Meaning of Sweepspear. Synonyms of Sweepspear

- models with two-tone paint, the Sweepspear separated the two colors.[citation needed] Originally stainless steel, the Sweepspear eventually became a vinyl rub...
- the rear fenders, which in subsequent generations became the chromed "Sweepspear". Both features became a Buick icon exhibited in one way or another for...
- four. Earlier versions had a "Sweepspear" inspired character line alongside the body, while later versions had the "Sweepspear" moulding attached to the side...
- VentiPorts per fender, broad bright fender shields and a full length "Sweepspear" chrome body side molding. This chrome-plated strip started above the...
- after-market wheels) A body redesign for all 1968 Buicks featured an updated "Sweepspear" side sculpturing that showed influences from the restyled Riviera, while...
- the rear wheels, a modification of an older styling element called the "Sweepspear," with later vehicles installing a rub strip along the entire side of...
- was accented with a stainless-steel strip that evolved into the Buick Sweepspear for several decades. The introduction of a station wagon was a novel body...
- midsection surrounded by flaring fenders. There was no trace of the "Sweepspear" used on beltlines of earlier Buicks with the Riviera package. It rode...
- flush, aerodynamic styling — but without Buick's hallmark ventiports or sweepspear. Most Buick LeSabre models from this generation were powered by Buick's...
- main 1954 Buick line. Accenting its lowered, notched beltline was a new "Sweepspear" running almost the entire length of the vehicle, a styling cue that was...