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General Discussion
Jump to new posts Buick poem by windjamer @ Today at 12:14 PM

I put this on the Buick forum,not everyone is lucky enough to drive a Buick so im adding it here. Anyone have a copy of a buick poem supposed to be in a car/hotrod mag. from early 65 about gto and others better tuck there tail cause a brand new wildc
Buy/Sell
Jump to new posts Transport from Gary & Ft. Wayne, IN to ??? available now by Trulyvintage @ Today at 12:12 PM

I have 35 feet available from Gary & Ft. Wayne, Indiana to just about anywhere you need to go..... 12,000 pound capacity for vehicles up to 98 inches wide. 10K electric winch for rollers on good tires. Give Jim a call today at 937-671-5537.
What is it?
I have the same wheels on my 1915 C25 speedster, but they are not original to the car. I too would like to know what they are from. They do fit the car, so my guess is a GM automobile. In 1930, Buicks jumped from 31", all the way down to 18
Buick Riviera - Riviera Owners Association
Jump to new posts Re: Decode this trim tag by Bill Stoneberg @ Today at 11:17 AM

Thos seatbelts look like mine on my 64 Riviera. My car is all original and has not been restored. Nice looking car.
Dodge & Dodge Brothers
Jump to new posts 1923 DB Tourer tow bar by John McEwan @ Today at 11:02 AM

Hi Does anyone have plans, images or ideas on how to fit a trailer tow bar or hitch as you Americans call them to a 1923 Tourer. It has the 3/4 elliptic rear springs. I am planning on building a vintage style box trailer. Thanks John
Buick - Pre War
Jump to new posts Re: 30-44 roadster by pepcak @ Today at 10:57 AM

Received all what was needed, many thanks Buford!
General Discussion
Jump to new posts Re: Car for Wedding by Mika Jaakkola @ Today at 10:53 AM

Thanks Susan, 29 years old and still going strong!!
Buy/Sell
Jump to new posts 1930's-40's Speedster for Sale or Trade by varena @ Today at 10:48 AM

The Custom Speedster did not meet my reserve price on e-bay. I am looking to sell or trade the car so I have removed the reserve price and relisted it today. The e-bay link is listed below for anyone interested in the car. Buick - General
Jump to new posts Re: Altitude Questions by Mark Shaw @ Today at 10:42 AM

Now you have me a bit concerned about doing a PreWar Div. AfterTour. Please correct me if I am wrong, but I think the Marvel updraft carburetor high speed jet needle valve can be adjusted to work in Colorado Springs. Right Carb King?
Buick - Pre War
Jump to new posts Re: bakelite distributor cap repairs -- possible? by Rooster @ Today at 10:02 AM

If you grind out the crack with a V using a Dremel tool and fill it with 2 pack epoxy it should work OK. Use a product called Araldite or a similar product, but make sure it's the 24 hour stuff not the 5 minute. We used to do repair jobs all the ti
Buy/Sell
Jump to new posts 1987 buick gnx for sale by 1987 buick gnx @ Today at 09:48 AM

for sale 1987 buick gnx. 1 mature owner 29000 miles. many upgrades and professionally rebuilt engine. $65,000. call 620-792-4296.
General Discussion
Jump to new posts Re: Time to get the "Continental" in the water. by Steve Braverman @ Today at 09:38 AM

When we used to launch large wood boats, they would always leak like crazy for a day or so. I remember working on the bilge of a 40' Cris Craft Constellation, and seeing daylight through the bottom like I was looking through a venetian blind. We woul
Buick - General
Jump to new posts Buick poam by windjamer @ Today at 09:25 AM

Help please, I was told yesterday a major car mag. had an artical about the 65 Skylark GS when it first came out with a poam.Man said the poam was about gto.s mustangs and 442s better tuck there tail a brand new wild cat was hiting the trail. Anyone
General Discussion
Jump to new posts Re: Safe/Proper Storage for NOS parts, esp. rubber by adam_knox @ Today at 09:16 AM

Hey wow, thanks for the tips, didn't know if oil life on would discolor chrome or not, good deal! Looks like I'll be getting my hand's greasy this weekend. Do you all do the same for points and dist. caps? Any tips for rubber parts, like whee
Buick - Post War
Jump to new posts Re: pulling engine of a 46 by Bill Stoneberg @ Today at 09:05 AM

I dont rember exactly which bolts I used, but most likely I used the two fronts and the two backs. I installed the head after I had the engine in the car. The hardest part of the whole replacement was to get the torque tube matched up with the trans
What is it?
Jump to new posts Spare Tire Face Cover by Curti @ Today at 08:59 AM

I have two spare tire face covers, Does anyone have any ideas?
Buick - General
Jump to new posts Re: What MPG Should a '49 Roadmaster Produce? by The Old Guy @ Today at 08:39 AM

The 56 rear end is a different design, and will NOT interchange ,unless you switch the complete unit from hub to hub. I have never seen it done, so there may be issues with the attaching arms.
Buick - Buy/Sell
Jump to new posts 58 CENTURY TURN SIGNAL SWITCH by marco fuchs @ Today at 08:36 AM

WTB 58 CENTURY TURN SIGNAL SWITCH. PLEASE CONTACT MARCO FUCHS AT E-MAIL fuuux@yahoo.com or leave note on this forum, thank you
What is it?
Jump to new posts Re: Boat tail ? by Ivan_Saxton @ Today at 08:35 AM

If that is what it is, it should have a funny gearbox. Second gear is direct, which is the normal top gear where you would expect to find that; but where indirect second should be you should find an overdrive. Probably the axle ratio was a little l
Judging
Jump to new posts Re: Hershey letter by iaintugwell @ Today at 08:08 AM

Hershey Region might be interested to know that several people we know quit judging 'cos getting to the event for seven a.m. breakfast in the dark is too much trouble. In the rain, as it does often, seeing is hard and many figure just go later and d
Buick - Post War
Jump to new posts 1953 > 1955 power steering by Rooster @ Today at 07:01 AM

Have a friend with a 1955 Special who wants to fit power steering. He has the option on getting a unit out of a 1953 Roadmaster. Apart from the obvious differences --- steering wheel etc. could this be fitted into a 1955 without too much trouble ?
Buick - General
Jump to new posts Re: Dyno Application by buick5563 @ Today at 06:54 AM

Ohhhh. I see. I'm unfamiliar with the Crackberry. My bad. Mike
Buick - Pre War
Jump to new posts Re: 1934 Series 40 Roadster FINISHED by Rooster @ Today at 06:52 AM

Breaking News !!! This car has just won the best of show 1930 - 39 category at the Australian Buick Nationals. Well done Stuart.
Buick Reatta
Jump to new posts Re: gas line leak by steakneggs @ Today at 06:51 AM

I hope it is as easy as A. H. says. The Steakmobile's lines are really rusty. The brake line that ran next to them rusted through. The fittings look like they would be frozen and impossible to loosen (the definition of frozen). Also it looks like the
Dodge & Dodge Brothers
Jump to new posts Re: Calling Stevie G by 1930 @ Today at 06:25 AM

I had originally posted a response here in argument but then I realized its not worth it and anyway this forum is not intended for this sort of discussion so I have deleted it. Anyway all anyone has to do is read the previous posts for the 29 DA pai
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