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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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Buick Reatta
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Well I got back from the shop and a lube and oil change later the alarm started going off again. I took out the back panel and it seems that all they did was disconnect the key less entry wire harness again and thought it was fixed. I started taking
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Buick Reatta
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Stainless steel lines will be very expensive and very unnecessary. Spend the money on a high quality bender and bubble flaring tool. Keep the fluid fresh and you will have fewer problems down the road. The lines on your 91 are 17 years old. Replaceme
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Buick - Buy/Sell
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Scott, you are not listed on the Buick Reatta page. They have a buy/sell. Try www.buickreatta.org
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Buick - Buy/Sell
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Does it have to be new? PM me with more info.
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Lincoln & Zephyr
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Hello David Grip the lens, and turn it about 1/8th to a 1/6th of a turn anticlockwise, and it should pull out. ( I have got new clips if you need them) Regards Peter Smith UK
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Buick - General
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@ DRAGNRIK: Thanks. Was just curious. I converted both Rivs to run on LPG and regular gas. The Wagon however will be converted to only use LPG (so I can use the space of the gastank for a LPG-tank and another advantage is the increasing performance)
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Buick Riviera - Riviera Owners Association
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Got your part, waiting for you...
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General Discussion
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I need a drivers side taillight assembly for a 1969 delta 88 convertible. Does anyone know where I can get one?
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Buick Reatta
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Remotes are readily available on e-bay. Cadillac actually has a nicer one then Buick[wrong logo though]. You should be able to get one for $40.00 or less. The '88 is the only year that didn't have the remote. That's why the '89 is the best year fo
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Commercial Advertisements
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Rockauto.com isn't a participating site, but many of these discount codes can be found at Currentcodes.com. For instance J.C. Whitney's web site has codes currently for free
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Commercial Advertisements
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Sorry, 'badz' Looked at your Web site; no references. Already been burned by DAS. From now on, you had better have a ton of good reviews before I will even consider a transport company.
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Chrysler's TC by Maserati
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In the Poconos of PA, I think on Rt609, there is a restaurant (very good food) named Studebakers. When we visit Son for Thankgiving we always eat there at least once. Out front, parked in the same place, sits an all original '65 Golden Hawk. Plates,
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Oldsmobile - Buy/Sell
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SOLD!!!!!!!!!!
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Oldsmobile - Buy/Sell
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SOLD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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General Discussion
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Steve, Thank you, I'll look in that spot next weekend. All the best, Matt Desy
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Technical
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Quote:isn't lacquer more forgiving for the do-it yourselfer? Lacquer is very forgiving. It dries fast so isn't prone to runs and it's easy to repair because the repair paint eats/blends right into the old coat. Base/clear is about as forgiving t
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Dodge & Dodge Brothers
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Greetings... I am new to the site, although I have been reading for a couple of days, I have not gotten through near enough. Thank you for the time.... We are working on our newly acquired 1923 Dodge Brothers Business Sedan, and the roofing has a co
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What is it?
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Originally Posted By: 57wagonI have to say, that was one UGLY Duesenberg! The doors and body just look so heavy compared to the ones that survive today. Still, this is a sad fate for such a wonderfully engineered car. Looked to be in fine shape whe
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Packard
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That is why a major company like PPG makes a product just for this purpose--DX330. It is chemically engineered to do the job and not have problems like evaporation rates. It is not cheap, but as restorer 32 said on the other thread, redoing everythin
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Pontiac Flathead Owners
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I am shopping a 1937 4 dr. that was in 3+ condition until a rod went through the block, so engine is not suitable for rebuild. I know this is near heresy but finding another flathead replacement seems like a long term search. A Chevy V8 350/350 co
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General Discussion
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Lucky they saved it
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Buick - Post War
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Lamar, since the car came from Minnesota, it most likely has gas in it with 10% ethanol unless the previous owner made an effort to fill it up at one of a few gas stations that sells non-oxygenated fuel. I have heard that gas with ethanol in it will
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Pontiac & Oakland
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I went to Clara Barton Jr. High and then Dondero High School. Graduated in class of '70. I also remember when the Ace Wilson's dealership had the new 1967 GTOs. They had a dragstrip style slot car track with two GTOs set up in front of two driver's s
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General Discussion
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I really like the new design. As soon as the new items show up on the merchandise pages, I'll be doing some shopping.
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