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Buy/Sell
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Need to buy Engine Head for 1925 Cadillac V-63
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DaveBerg
Yesterday at 08:25 PM
Need to buy Engine head for 1925 Cadillac V-63. Would also consider buying entire motor or perhaps even a parts car but the head is the priority. Any help appreciated. Contact Dave Berg davbergltd@aol.com , thanks very much.
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Buick Reatta
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Re: 1988 Reatta PPG Pace Car
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Dales90
Yesterday at 08:15 PM
Back in the late 70's, before the 78 turbo-charged engine hit the market place, one of my business aquaintances had a son who was a Buick engine designer or engineer, and I was allowed to guess that turbo-charging was on it's way.
It came
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Packard Buy/Sell
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Re: 1932 Parts
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superods
Yesterday at 08:08 PM
Birdman....sent you an email with some shots of the engine. Maybe you can see the item you want.
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Riviera Owners Association
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Re: Differences: 1971/1972 Riviera
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Dales90
Yesterday at 07:57 PM
72 was the first year of what I called the "polution pump" a major upgrade/degrade from the former pcv valve.
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General Discussion
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Re: Opinion on "retroactive options"?
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Peter Gariepy
Yesterday at 07:56 PM
1937hd45,
I disagree. If an AACA judge isnt "into Buicks as heavily as you are to spot the changes" they are LESS apt to deduct points, not more.
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Chrysler's TC by Maserati
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Trailer & Towing Forum
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Re: Trailer Winch Battery Charging
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simplyconnected
Yesterday at 07:52 PM
Originally Posted By: simplyconnectedHow big is your trailer wire?
How much load is on that wire (running lights circuit)? How much capacity is left?
How many amp/hours is your battery? Everything depends on these factors, and you h
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General Discussion
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1936 olds clutch
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Jeff Stowell
Yesterday at 07:52 PM
Hi, I am in search of the springs that hold a circular collar onto the 3 fingers of the pressure plate of a stock 1936 olds 6 cyl, possible used from 1936-1950 olds but may be used on other makes of that era, have 2 need only 1, looks a little like a
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Dodge & Dodge Brothers
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FS-1948 Dodge Coupe
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steve g m
Yesterday at 07:51 PM
I have a real nice 48 Dodge Coupe for sale. Paint and interior are in good condition. The chrome is good and it runs and drives good. It has fluid drive and the brakes work. E-Mail for more info. $10000... smamer@verizon.net 1948 Dodge
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Packard Buy/Sell
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Re: 1932 Parts
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tbirdman
Yesterday at 07:44 PM
It is mounted right on top of the generator directly below the air cleaner on the right side (passenger) of the engine. It is basically a voltage regulator.
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Packard
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36 Packard 120B- removing dampener
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tbirdman
Yesterday at 07:43 PM
A friend is trying to remove a dampener on his 36 Packard 120B. The dampener is first in line with the pully behind it. There appears to be no holes that a puller can be used on. The only holes that may be able to be used are the screws that hold the
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AACA - Judging
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AACA - Judging
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Re: Hypothetical question
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windjamer
Yesterday at 07:40 PM
Honest to God Peter, I just wanted to create discussion, I know of no one that has lost a point because of a oil filter. I chose filters because it is a possable 2 point deduction. I must admit I lost at least one point last year for (I think) a fuel
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Buick Reatta
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Re: 90 Black Reatta Convertible 49K Original Miles $11,500
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NYBobP.
Yesterday at 07:39 PM
Skipdaddie......I've got a silver with 46K, listed for a little less, with some buyer action, but no cash in hand. Has no dings or dents, excellent glass, new tires, new top a/c retroffited, CD works, new antenna, and really an almost perfect car. L
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General Discussion
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Re: Opinion on "retroactive options"?
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1937hd45
Yesterday at 07:29 PM
Interesting Dave, If they are a visable change that looks different from a stock in the showroom car AACA would deduct points on the show field. But the judges would have to be into Buicks as heavily as you are to spot the changes.
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General Discussion
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vin/serial location
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JIm Franks
Yesterday at 07:27 PM
Can anyone tell me the location of the vin/serial number for a 1935 Chevrolet 4-door sedan?
Thanks, Jim
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Plymouth
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1950 Plymouth parking light lenses
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Steve Silver
Yesterday at 07:19 PM
Were the parking light lenses plastic or glass in 1950? I see them for sale both ways and want it to be original.
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AACA - Judging
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Re: Hypothetical question
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Peter Gariepy
Yesterday at 07:17 PM
I'm always amazed at the tangents a thread can take.
As an AACA Judge and having been Chief Judge a few times I think I can fairly say that the chances of someone judging a car down is virtually zero because of the size of their oil filte
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Packard Buy/Sell
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Re: 1932 Parts
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superods
Yesterday at 07:10 PM
What is a cutout regulator? No clue what it is. Where is it located in the car ? Do you have a photo of one? I can look and see if I have one.
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General Discussion
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Re: Opinion on "retroactive options"?
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DaveCorbin
Yesterday at 07:07 PM
How would anyone classify what we call today a recall campaign? Today, they're mandated and controlled. Back years ago, Buick did them if you complained. There were 52 field fixes issued between 1939 and 1942 applicable to 1939 Roadmasters. I docume
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Chrysler's TC by Maserati
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Me and My Buick
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Re: 1953 Buick Special 4 Door Sedan
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DaveCorbin
Yesterday at 06:57 PM
Dear Rudy:
From the way you put the question, I have the sense that you are perhaps familiar with Ford part numbers, which have a designator on the front that tells you some information about what or when that part number came into the system.<
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Buy/Sell
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Re: WTB Dodge 1928 senior body shell
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smokey28
Yesterday at 06:43 PM
We are looking for a closed body shell for an early 1928 senior sedan.
It is the same shape as the first seniors in 1927
I see your roadster body section a 1929 senior which is different to ours
Do you know of any sedan body parts for
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Chrysler - General Discussion
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Re: 1928 Chrysler 72 Convertible Coupe Help
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Pacer_Leigh
Yesterday at 06:30 PM
I couldn't find roadster rear panels so I got my hands on a 70 coupe body less roof. I would like to find out the door width on a 72 convertible coupe so I can work out how to make it all fit.
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General Discussion
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