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#517134 - 06/16/08 04:58 AM Pistons for 1929 Model 29-44 (Series 121)
Roland Kirpach Member Registered: 04/01/05 Posts: 41 Loc: Luxembourg, Europe	Hi, I'm looking for 6 new complete pistons for my Buick 1929 Model 29-44 (Series 121)309.6 cu. Somewhere I read that there are alloy pistons available? Do somebody have an address? Thanks, Roland Edited by Roland Kirpach (06/16/08 05:00 AM) _________________________ http://buick.rkweb.org
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#517183 - 06/16/08 10:39 AM Re: Pistons for 1929 Model 29-44 (Series 121) [Re: Roland Kirpach]
Mark Shaw Member Registered: 06/08/05 Posts: 1412 Loc: Vancouver, WA	Try here: http://www.egge.com/ _________________________ Mark Shaw BCA PWD Director HCCA Member (Skagit & Portland) 1913 Model 31 Touring 1915 Model C-25 "Speedster" 1924 Model 45 "Roadster Truck" 1929 Model 29-27 Sedan (Now my son's car) 1931 Model 57 Sedan 1938 Model 48 Sedan
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#517310 - 06/16/08 08:47 PM Re: Pistons for 1929 Model 29-44 (Series 121) [Re: Roland Kirpach]
Roland Kirpach Member Registered: 04/01/05 Posts: 41 Loc: Luxembourg, Europe	Thanks, but they don't have pistons _________________________ http://buick.rkweb.org
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#517335 - 06/16/08 10:03 PM Re: Pistons for 1929 Model 29-44 (Series 121) [Re: Roland Kirpach]
Ken Member Registered: 07/19/00 Posts: 34 Loc: Freeland,MI USA	Roland, These people have been great to work with and likely have forged blanks on the shelf. I have used them for a Kissel and the pistons and fitted pins were perfect. http://www.ariaspistons.com/custompistons.html Aren't you selling your 29 Buick?? Ken
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#517853 - 06/18/08 11:11 PM Re: Pistons for 1929 Model 29-44 (Series 121) [Re: Ken]
Roland Kirpach Member Registered: 04/01/05 Posts: 41 Loc: Luxembourg, Europe	Hi Ken, thanks. I sold my Buick to a guy from Berlin, Germany, and apperently he got problems with the pistons, I've no more information right now... _________________________ http://buick.rkweb.org
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#521381 - 07/05/08 01:38 PM Re: Pistons for 1929 Model 29-44 (Series 121) [Re: Roland Kirpach]
pepcak Member Registered: 09/16/05 Posts: 48 Loc: Prague, Czech Republic	Egge offers them for USD 447 a set. Attachments Edited by pepcak (07/05/08 01:40 PM)
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