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My first Buick that I drove to work was a 1956 Special 2 dr sedan . ( 1961 )

It had the stock 322 with added four barrel and 56 dual exhaust manifolds  and switch pitch DYNAFLOW "

The story behind the one  wire wheel is funny ! I work at an ESSO station at nights and Saturday .

A guy pulls in the station in a 58 white LIMITED CONV .

I only had three wire wheels at the time . HE said " WANT TO SELL THOSE WHEELS ?"

I said " NO , I'm looking for another one ".

He opened his trunk and said " I buy your three or you buy my wheel !"

That wheel cost me a full weeks part time pay $ 30.00  but I had my 4th wire !

Bill

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18 hours ago, billbuickgs said:

My first Buick that I drove to work was a 1956 Special 2 dr sedan . ( 1961 )

It had the stock 322 with added four barrel and 56 dual exhaust manifolds  and switch pitch DYNAFLOW "

The story behind the one  wire wheel is funny ! I work at an ESSO station at nights and Saturday .

A guy pulls in the station in a 58 white LIMITED CONV .

I only had three wire wheels at the time . HE said " WANT TO SELL THOSE WHEELS ?"

I said " NO , I'm looking for another one ".

He opened his trunk and said " I buy your three or you buy my wheel !"

That wheel cost me a full weeks part time pay $ 30.00  but I had my 4th wire !

Bill

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WOW,  hot red!!!  You've truly been into Buicks A while haven't you. I worked at a Texaco station part time nights and Saturdays in highschool. Did a lot of work on my '57 Chevy between customers and bought my '67 Chevelle from my boss. Hope to meet you and that '55 Special Century some day.  Thanks for sharing Bill!

 

 

 

 

 

 

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2 hours ago, MrEarl said:

 

WOW,  hot red!!!  You've truly been into Buicks A while haven't you. I worked at a Texaco station part time nights and Saturdays in highschool. Did a lot of work on my '57 Chevy between customers and bought my '67 Chevelle from my boss. Hope to meet you and that '55 Special Century some day.  Thanks for sharing Bill!

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Tell me it's not true. Mr. Earl drove something besides a Buick. ?

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2 hours ago, RivNut said:

Tell me it's not true. Mr. Earl drove something besides a Buick. ?

 

7 minutes ago, avgwarhawk said:

 

The Chevelle was to transport  Lamar to perspective Buicks. 

 

Guilty as charged guys. But if it helps my reputation any, after leaving a couple of teeth in the steering wheel of the Chevelle then spending 3 years in the USMC, the first car I bought upon returning home was a ‘54 Buick and had one ever since. Hope that helps?

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4 hours ago, MrEarl said:

 

 

Guilty as charged guys. But if it helps my reputation any, after leaving a couple of teeth in the steering wheel of the Chevelle then spending 3 years in the USMC, the first car I bought upon returning home was a ‘54 Buick and had one ever since. Hope that helps?

Believe more than one! 

Father Buick..... I believe he is confessing, may have to deeply pray 54 times.

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12 hours ago, Elpad said:

Believe more than one! 

Father Buick..... I believe he is confessing, may have to deeply pray 54 times.

 

I consider tri-5 Chevys to be 'gateway drugs', when it comes to classic Buicks!

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19 hours ago, avgwarhawk said:

The Chevelle was to transport  Lamar to perspective Buicks. 

 

You can't beat a Chevelle if you are collecting pictures for the Buick Taillight Tuesday thread..... maybe that ain't worded right...

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52 minutes ago, GARY F said:

I like the address on the post card.

 

Pavilion is 25 miles straight south of me. I live in a village of 10,000, lots bigger. I have had mail addressed to "Bernie Daily" delivered.

 

At the top of the hill on RT 63, on the west side of Pavilion, there used to be a truck stop called Texaco Town. It had a diner, truck gear, and western clothing store all in one. It has been gone for a while now. Actually, the only attraction left is the insane asylum. The Asylum hasn't had a cruise in since '15 and I missed it. http://www.rollinghillsasylum.com/

 

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