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Old July 30th, 2008   #51
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Old July 31st, 2008   #52
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Re: The Buick Owner's "Bookshelf"

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3)Larry Gustin's book on Billy Durant. Has good info on the early days of Buick and its part in the formation of GM.

This book (Billy Durant, Creator of General Motors) has just been put back into print by The University of Michigan Press. At $20 for a 304 page paperback, it's quite a bargain.

It also was just reviewed in this month's Hemmings' Classic Car magazine. The book received one of the most glowing reviews by them that I've read.

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Old August 11th, 2008   #53
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I just bought a big,colorful book at Borders bookstore for 20.00. 100 years of General Motors. 450 pages. 9 by 12 "
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Old September 13th, 2008   #54
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If you still don't have this book, get it, it's on ebay now. A really interesting and fact filled book.

BUICK -THE POST WAR YEARS
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Old September 13th, 2008   #55
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Re: The Buick Owner's "Bookshelf"

From Australia: http://www.buickclub.org.au/
Note postage from Australia to USA will be extra
Pre war Buicks in Australia had Australian built bodies, that were different from Fisher bodies

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New Unique Buick Book - Available Now
Buick - The Australian Story
A “MUST READ” for all Buick enthusiasts and readers with a special interest in GM’s early Australian history.
With the Foreword by former Holden Public Affairs Manager, Marcus McInnes

Buick, the affordable car to aspire to. Favoured by Australians from the man in the street and the motor enthusiast through to Prime Ministers and ultimately the Govenor General. This is Buicks local history with qualified reference and as Buick was General Motors main product and cash cow in Australia until the mid 1920’s, Buick’s Australian history is virtually inseparable from GM’s early Australian history. The story provides an in depth insite to GM’s entry and establishment in Australia prior to WW II.

Written in chronological format covering Buicks presence and impact in Australia from the very early 1900’s through to the present day. The text in lay terms covers Buick models, how Buicks were sold, who sold them and who bought them. There are many stories of epic Buick travel, particularly in the vintage and veteran years together with Buick’s unique Australian designed and built body styles and purpose built work and professional cars. This 457 page story is illustrated with 750 B&W photographs (many early period pictures), plus 450 other images including early advertising and sales literature.

Published in association with the Buick Car Club of Australia Inc. in NSW., it is available only on direct purchase.
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Even though it is not Buick specific, I just received a copy of "General Motors, the First 75 Years of Transportation Products". Printed by the editors of Automobile Quarterly Magazine. Copyright 1983. Appx 225 pages of pics & info. Great book.. Jim
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Re: The Buick Owner's "Bookshelf"

I ordered this book "Driving Style: GM Design's First Century", back in February. Still no delivery....anybody else on the hook for this book?


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Finally got the book and I have to say it is A-OK. My scanner is not large enough to get the whole cover.

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Hear.....Hear.......I think there ought to be a section of the AACA web site that allows the user to peruse literature on this site. I know this was posted some time ago; however, I just noticed it! (ie. like you're working on your '27 Marmon and need to see a exploded view of the clutch assembly...if this is in an owners manual of the era it would be great to be able to reference it)
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Re: The Buick Owner's "Bookshelf"

how do i go about posting on this site, i have a 1990 Buick Reatta that im having master clylinder problems with and i need some information ASAP im a new member here and this has got to be one of the hardest sites i have ever tried to post on, WHY?? anyone that cares to Email me my name on this site is Kayspet
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