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  1. Steve S. in PA: According to the 1930 Buick Motor Division Data sheets, chassis number 2372523 is from a model 45 five pass. phaeton. It falls in the 3rd block of model 45's produced between chassis numbers 2372382 and 2372525. It should have an engine from either of these sequences: 2439593 to 2489592 or 2524638 to 2568137. Bill McLaughlin 1929 McLaughlin Buick Roadster
  2. Edinmass: Only wish it took an hour. Last time my 29 Buick Master clutch got stuck - storage in damp garage over the winter, it took several days of trying, including burning up one of my wife's hair dryers. Bill McLaughlin 1929 McLaughlin Buick
  3. If you can provide the full frame number, I can likely confirm what model it its. Bill McLaughlin 1929 McLaughlin Buick
  4. I agree with Mark. Likely a stick clutch. Happens all the time with 29/30 Buicks when left unattended for any great length of time. They can be unstuck with a bit of work and lots of heat. Bill McLaughlin 1929 McLaughlin Buick Roadster
  5. Lou: Send me an email (Bill@29buick.ca) and I’ll send you a Welcome Package for the 1929 Silver Anniversary Buick Club. Bill McLaughlin Editor & Publisher 1929 Silver Anniversary Buick Newsletter
  6. With a cut-off switch, how do you keep your electric clocks running or do you reset them every time you go for a drive ? Bill McLaughlin
  7. Also, there were several 4 door sedans in 1929. Lots of differences between them. 116" (Standard) model 27. 121" (Master) models 41 and 47. 129" (Master) models 50, 50L, 51, and 57. Bill McLaughlin Editor & Publisher - 1929 Silver Anniversary Buick Newsletter
  8. I am looking for a V-8 engine block (no internals) to be moved from Mertztown, PA to Rolla, MO. PM me if you can help ? Bill McLaughlin
  9. Do you have any idea of how I could contact the owner of the 1929 Buick ? It looks as to be missing some parts that my 1929 Silver Anniversary Buick Club could help with. Thanks. Bill McLaughlin Toronto, Canada Email: Bill@29buick.ca
  10. ... or anyone who can supply small fillister head stainless steel bolts. Thanks. Bill McLaughlin
  11. I drove there, in my 29 Buick roadster, for the meet several years ago and am planning to come again in 2025. Not as far as Spokane this year but a decent jaunt. Bill McLaughlin
  12. That’s no fun. You have to drive anyway, so why not have the fun and adventure of driving your old car. Bill McLaughlin
  13. Your drive will be a lot more than 19 hours. If you can drive the car at 60 MPH, you'll only be able to average 50 MPH with gas stops every 100 miles (and that means no eye contact with anyone). So, that's 26 hours but your 57 has a 4.636-1 rear end so I suspect your comfortable top speed will be closer to 50-52 MPH. That means you'll average, at best, 45 MPH which means that it will take you around 30 hours. Bill Mclaughlin 1929 Buick Roadster Toronto to Spokane, WA
  14. Anyone have contact information for Apple Valley Stainless Fasteners - Bloomington, IN ? They used to come to Hershey but haven't been there the past couple of years. Thanks. Bill McLaughlin 1929 McLaughlin Buick Roadster
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