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Chevrolet
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http://www.vcca.org/ A link directly to their forum: http://vccachat.org/
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What is it?
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I restored a 29 Chevy that had the same type of spring mechanism in the door. I would say 1920-1924 Chevy
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Our Cars & Restoration Projects
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Harry, Check this out: http://www.bobsautomobilia.com/ I've never dealt with them but I thought they just handled Buick parts. They are highly recommended on the BCA forums.
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What is it?
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The door in the back is a garage door most likely a 8 or 16 footer. Hope this helps. Marv.
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Buick - Pre War
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I have a 38 McLaughlin but I will have to wait till spring to take a picture of the data plate. I think in my spare parts box I have a data plate from a 38 I took off of a parts car.... I will look for it. If I can find it I'll take a picture. and, i
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General Discussion
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The Buick Club figures are the best barometer of numbers restored. You can probably at least triple that for total number left. I am not sure there are other registrys available to follow numbers.
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General Discussion
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The way I understand his original post is that he has a large collection of parts, and it was his plan to replicate the truck. I don't think he's saying he has the original.
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What is it?
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Used on `35 - `41 Packards
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General Discussion
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The picture of the Olds pick up has always been a mystery. No one knows if it was a one off that the factory used or any other history. Nothing in the literature anywhere. I noticed that it was sold on the PreWar site but maybe it means it just was
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Buy/Sell
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You are right I did buy it to flip it and you are right there is nothing wrong with that, the title is an open title at this point and regardless of what DMV might think in whatever you state might be I dont think there is anything wrong with that.
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Buick Reatta
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FWIW, You could try using snap-ring pliers for outside snap-rings. When you squeeze the handles, the jaws spread. Maybe? Kinda? Dunno... Dave
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Judging
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David, I would agree with you, but there are a few additional possibilities. Additional judging credits can be earned as a judging school instructor, CJE Instructer, (and this is where I cheated and looked at the book...) Banquet Administration and
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Buick Reatta
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I've had success using small needle nose pliers held in such a way that you maintain outward pressure in opposite corners of the inverted nut as you turn it. Comes right out.
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General Discussion
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Try this Link. I've heard good things! Mainely Magnetos
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Buick Riviera - Riviera Owners Association
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That was very common for the arm rest on the doors to do that. the after market on e bay is not a bad deal. I think you may have mis understood you can have factory keyless entry without the Alarm
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General Discussion
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Hupmobile's lifetime in original ownership for the model 20 obviously did not compromise their manufacturing existence for many years. Arthur Lang had one of these half-restored when I first met him in 1962. They were a wonderfully proportioned ligh
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What is it?
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Without finding Nigel Trow's book to compare, my guess would be Augusta, too. They had a small narrow angle V4, and though they had a limited top speed below 70, the performance up to that and the handling were exceptional. Tazio Nuvolari owned one
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What is it?
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Dr Watson, Thank You thank you so much for the response. i have been looking everywhere for a positive ID. Any info on what model? Thanks Again
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Buick Reatta
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Not quite sure... but $3000 for a one owner 1991 Reatta seems like one hell of a steal. Will check it out if anyone wants. (i sent an email asking the mileage and if the sunroof is factory, still waiting for reply) Click Here, 1991 Reatta I would g
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General Discussion
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Originally Posted By: keiser31More Wolseleys... More great Wolseleys. Thanks for posting these Keiser31. Nishka
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General Discussion
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Hi Rick Your brother has indeed bought a fine car. Good for him! In it's day the Wolseley Hornet was considered to be an upmarket car and even now makes a very practical, useable and enjoyable classic car. Yes, I agree let's keep our old cars
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What is it?
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The Paige was an earlier car than the Graham Paige.
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Buick - Pre War
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Tags from a 1939 Series 40's Would guess 1938 are similar Top: Canadian – Lower Fisher USA
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General Discussion
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Dont tow anything with that car! My aunt's parent used to haul a stupid horse trailer with my Mark V, lucky I got the car in decent condition after that! You never know when a car that is 40 years old will bust a gasket or piston with all that stress
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General Discussion
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I would have not left that store until they took back and replaced that tool. The bottom line, is that it has a lifetime warranty, and though that was almost a lifetime ago, they need to honor it. They should be sued, as ridiculous as that sounds, es
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