PETE JANNOTTA

Thanks, I am going to check them out. Pete

I am working with a restoration shop in Elk Grove Village IL., near Chicago. They had sent itto a specialized welder to have it built up. Waited a couple months to find out they are afraid to do it. so, I'm back on the hunt for a replacement. Thanks for the reply! Pete

I am in need of a crankshaft for a 1931 Buick Series 50.........or a recommendation for a shop that can add material to it to bring it to spec. Thank You, Pete Jannotta

Hi Mike, I am a little confused, do you still have this steering column or has it already been sold? Thanks, Pete

Create PETE JANNOTTA AACA Home Forums Gallery Activity Rules Search Leaderboard Unread Content Mark site read Home BUICK PRODUCTS Buick - Pre War - Technical 1931 Buick Series 50 Steering Column Parts 1931 Buick Series 50 Steering Column Parts By PETE JANNOTTA, October 9 in Buick - Pre War - Technical want to buy × Rate this topic PETE JANNOTTA Member Members 0 13 posts Report post Posted October 9 Hi, I am Looking for parts and / or any pictures and information about both the steering wheel throttle linkage assembly and the headlamp and cowl lamp switch assembly. any info or pictures that you may have would be greatly appreciated. Can the rotary light switch be refurbished? The pictures I have attached lack the detail I need to fabricate parts. Thank You Very Much!! Pete Quote Edit Reply to this topic... Go To Topic Listing Next unread topic Unread Content Mark site read Home BUICK PRODUCTS Buick - Pre War - Technical 1931 Buick Series 50 Steering Column Parts Contact Us - DO NOT EMAIL CAR QUESTIONS. Post in the forum instead. Copyright © 2017, Antique Automobile Club of America. Powered by Invision Community

Hi, I am Looking for parts and / or any pictures and information about both the steering wheel throttle linkage assembly and the headlamp and cowl lamp switch assembly. any info or pictures that you may have would be greatly appreciated. Can the rotary light switch be refurbished? The pictures I have attached lack the detail I need to fabricate parts. Thank You Very Much!! Pete

Looking for a good replacement fan bearing insert for 1931 Buick Model 8-57.

Looking for interior windshield riser crank handle for a 1931 Buick Model 8-57.

Hi , I don't know if this part ever existed. All I know is when I sent the car to the upholsterer, I found interior trim for every other window except the rear window. Did the car ever have trim there, or did the interior fabric run up to the rear window without trim? My car was apart for so long I can't remember. I will be most appreciative of any pictures, help, or trim, if it exists. Thanks, Pete

Hi , I don't know if this part ever existed. All I know is when I sent the car to the upholsterer, I found interior trim for every other window except the rear window. Did the car ever have trim there, or did the interior fabric run up to the rear window without trim? My car was apart for so long I can't remember. I will be most appreciative of any pictures, help, or trim, if it exists. Thanks, Pete

Hi, I have an electric fuel pump operated by a momentary switch, hidden under driver's side dash, on my '31-57. Works like a charm for me. My turn signals are non-LED and are terrible so, sorry, no suggestions there. Best, Pete

Thanks for filling me in, Dave! Yes family first, for sure. I will wait awhile before trying to contact him. However, if you should learn anything about these parts or Jon in the meantime, please let me know, I'd really appreciate it. I will do the same. I can be reached at 312-543-0418. Thanks Again, Pete

Hi John, I just read your reply today. Thank You. I will try and contact Jon Henry at the number you suggested. Best, Pete Jannotta

Thanks West! I'll give that a try. Best, Pete

Hi Nfrutiger7, I’m interested in purchasing if you think you can fashion something that will work. I’m also interested in any drawings or photographs that would help me figure out a way to fabricate these parts. I seem to have figured out my light switch issue and have less of a need for that now. Thanks So Very Much, Pete