It''s funny when I read "sefoam" in this title because that word became part of my dad's regularly used vernacular when anything Buick-related was talked about.
The very first car memory I have was my Dad's seafoam green '65 Buick Electra 225 4-dr. I'm not sure about the age (maybe between 1-2), but i remember the experience. Sitting on my dad's lap, he let me "steer" the car into the garage. As a tot, I loved activating any switch, knob, lever, button on his Buicks. They fascinated me. My Dad once laughed, and said, "I'm going to make you a board of switches and push-buttons so that you be engaged in something. Or if I were in one of cars, I had to try all the power windows/locks/AC system. Even for a 2-3 year-old then, I knew I liked these cars. Our family (of 6) took long roads trips every summer in that car.
It saddened me when my Dad sold it to a co-worker, and bought a new Ford (ugh!) station wagon. I remember that time so vividly as he wanted a Buick estate wagon with the cool retracting rear door and window (i always thought they were the best styled station wagons ever. A few Cadillac Fleetwood were made into station wagons using GM Parts/assemblies/etc.--which really looked like the antithesis of the utilitarian-look most station wagons have)
I post a pick of is that I just found (My mom and dad recently died, and my mom promised me all the pictures that had any of their cars in them--all, except for that ford wagon, were Buicks)