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Ford and Mercury - 1932 to 1953
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I have a horn for sale on ebay. The idem number is 190278472523 or look up early ford v8.
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General Discussion
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Wow, we're getting a little crazy here. First, the GM A-body convertibles DO have a fully boxed frame. Second, they also have EXACTLY the same 10.75" diameter front rotors (you DO have front disc brakes, right?) and 9.5" x 2" rear dr
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Maxwell
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You posted in the proper forum to get the Maxwell people going. Obviously, this group would be more interested than any other. I just know the 'What is it' forum is seen by a large number of people and if this car is for sale - it would go rather qui
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Me and My Buick
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At least as early 1961 the Tempest came with floor pads welded in for front belts but the belts themselves were an option (or aftermarket, as was my 62). No pads or belts for the rear. As near as I know my sisters 60 Catalina convert. did -NOT- have
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Buick - General
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Good point Swift. We had a used Datsun stolen some 20 odd years ago. The police called us and said that the car was involved in a single car accident in a town 70 miles away. Car had been rolled while fleeing the police. I wanted the parts out of th
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Buick Reatta
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Please post year of car and where you might be located. [Might want to put it in your signature]. Depending on where your car has lived most of its life, the leads could just be bad on the front wheel sensors. I know southern cars the rubber/plast
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Buick Reatta
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Check for leaking hoses then: Take the one from AutoZone to a good mechanic and have him install it for you. It's not a job you would want to do in the driveway.
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CCCA - General
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With the screw holes, it may be a dealer name??? Just a guess.
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Lincoln & Zephyr
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Mitch - I contacted Kepich and they do handle the trunk carpets. Their contact info is in the "source" list on the LZOC site. Apparently Kepich and Klasscollection are one and the same. Norm
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Buick Reatta
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For question 1 you need to check for any ABS codes that is causing the ABS light to be on. Then report your findings here. Instructions for checking ABS codes can be found here.
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CCCA - General
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This Darrin emblem is not a 40-42 Packard Darrin emblem and not a Kaiser Darrin.
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Buick - General
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Mr Earl, Did they ever put a throttle body on those cars, or did they stick with carbs until they were dropped? If it has a throttle body, it might be a great daily driver. With a throttle body, you might coax 20-23 MPG out of it on the highway.
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Buick - General
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Roberta, Good info! I sure hope this goes somewhere; it is scary to see Buick dealers closing. By the way, among GM employees, what is the talk about stock prices and whether GM people are buying GM stock? I don't own any single stocks (all mu
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General Discussion
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Quote: the stopping up of the siphon blaster is caused by moisture in the air Actually there is a third and better cure for air line moisture. I hassled with the problem for years before finaly buying a refrigerated air dryer. They are plentiful
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General Discussion
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There are pictures under the photo gallery (I havn't had time to figure out how to posst them here). The car is in my signature.
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General Discussion
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Wonder how they would handle the limits on a trailer behind your pickup, Bob? IMO, they would then go by the registered gross weight on your license card. Whoops, sorry, that's what you said! True, you wouldn't want to overload your truck, bu
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Buick Reatta
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Well with any car or any item you first have to look at who owned it before you and how well did they maintain it. The you got to consider that this car has hundreds of moving parts and 10's to 100's of electrical components. The reatta of any othe
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CCCA - General
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This club is misusing the Classic term. As far as I know, they have no Classic cars in the club. http://www.swclassic.org/
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Studebaker, Erskine & Rockne
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Free- two pieces of 1953 Studebaker Commander literature. "Your 1953 Studebaker Commander V8" 40 pages and 8 pages covering starting and driving your automatic tansmission Studebaker. Send me your address and I'll send. Too good the throw
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Buick Reatta
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Any suggestions or solutions are greatly appreciated. I'm 90% sure there is nothing wrong with my breaks because I've had two mechanics look at them, but my abs light in the dash is always on and neither of the mechanics said they know how to turn
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CCCA - General
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Is this car a Classic?
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Buick Reatta
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My R&P is leaking (as told by the guys at the dealership), they said there was a lot of play in the steering as a result. I checked my power steering pump extensively and it was not leaking so I decided to go with the dealerships recommendation.
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Buy/Sell
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I have been down this road before having bought a 1959 Cadillac from someone with an 'open title'. This is not 'craigslist' and I believe anyone who posts a car for sale representing that they have ownership to it should actually have legal ownership
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General Discussion
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"it could mean significant liability for the driver." Along that line: I recently picked up a load of stone with my pick up truck. At the weigh house prior getting the load they weighed the truck and asked asked to see my registration card
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Horseless Carriages (Pre-1916)
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HCCA needs to stay true to its rules. If regions do not have horseless carriages, they should be dropped. There are clubs for the newer cars, and the El Paso Region has been allowed to exist for many years while not being in compliance with HCCA byla
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