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Riviera Owners Association

Data sheet for a 1967 Buick Riviera by J.Janne Yesterday at 04:36 PM

Hi there...
can anyone tell me where to find a datasheet( probably a copy of an original one) for a '67 Buick Riviera?
I need it to show it to the police to get a german licence plate and I don't know anybody in Germany driving such a car..

Buick Reatta

Re: 91 PARTS CAR by craig hewitt Yesterday at 04:33 PM

Ive called this number a couple of times and left a message no response!!! Craig

General Discussion

Re: Current gas situation limited your attendance to a car show? by L.C.22 Yesterday at 04:29 PM

As long as I take BEANO this gas problem doesn't keep me from attending anything

Just a thought

AACA - Judging

Re: Hypothetical question by L.C.22 Yesterday at 04:26 PM

How many (correct) filters can fit on the head of a pin

Dodge & Dodge Brothers

Re: Zenith Carb Question by nearchoclatetown Yesterday at 04:25 PM

Rick, it's trying to tell you it too lean.

Buick Reatta

Re: 90 Black Reatta Convertible 49K Original Miles $11,500 by SKIPDADDIE Yesterday at 04:19 PM

There has not been a lot of interest in this car. Any suggestions?

Thanks,

Scott

General Discussion

Re: Michigan Junk Yard Auction this weekend by mrpushbutton Yesterday at 04:14 PM

$400 is the scrap value of most cars these days, each will bring that much into, and out of the shredder.

General Discussion

Re: Painting/Por 15 Floor Pans- COntinue to sand everything? by ex98thdrill Yesterday at 04:09 PM

When my dad ran the local Highway Department, he painted the bottom of a salt box with POR-15 and litterally took a payloader and dumped rock salt into the box everytime that it snowed. That stuff only lasted a couple of years, but how many of us wo

Packard Buy/Sell

Re: 1932 Parts by tbirdman Yesterday at 04:06 PM

How about a cutout regulator?

Chrysler's TC by Maserati

Re: 1989 TC by Maserati For Sale by wild bill Yesterday at 03:53 PM

I'm interested Pat if it's a 5 speed. Would go well with my other 2 TC's. I also would like to have a TC get together in August in Aurora so let the new owner know, and about the TC america club. Jim, I get to Parker with my TC a couple of times a

Buy/Sell

Re: FS 1928 Ford AA Truck project (and a huge pile of parts) by packrat56 Yesterday at 03:22 PM

I will measure this evening and get right back to you..

Originally Posted By: MCHinsonI'm interested, but that is a long way from Southeastern NC. What is the overall length, width and height of the truck?

Packard

Re: Status of '29 645 Sport Coupe Restoration Project by Speedster Yesterday at 03:12 PM

I got the Hubcaps painted, but it ended up being a combination of painting round the letters AND Scraping them, where I got Sloppy with the brush. LOL

Dodge & Dodge Brothers

Re: Zenith Carb Question by RickBrinker Yesterday at 03:08 PM

Well its trying to stay running with the choke 3/4 of the way on ??????

Buick Reatta

Re: 1990 Reatta by 91Polo Yesterday at 03:07 PM

The color you're referring to is called Driftwood. '90 was the only year of production for this color. Just under 500 were produced for the year. It is a great color for not showing dirt. Does this car have black bumper strips and side mouldings or a

General Discussion

Michigan Junk Yard Auction this weekend by Leonard Shepherd Yesterday at 02:57 PM

Looks like a lot of Packards and Chevies and a pile 'o Pontiacs. Minimum bid is $400.00 !

http://www.rowleyauctions.com/pages/auctionmay1718_2008.htm

Classic Auto Salvage Yard
Bob’s Auto Parts
Auction

Buick Reatta

Re: 1990 Reatta by myantis Yesterday at 02:52 PM

Thanks for the information. I did run a CarFax report on it and it does not seem to have been wrecked or anything. Do you know anything about the desirability of the color (beige/tan)? I know that most of them seem to be black, red or white. Is t

What is it?

Re: I get some real Doozys by c.johnson Yesterday at 02:47 PM

Ok the car...It could be an Oakland. My '23 sedan had gabriel shocks (snubbers), fuel tank with filler on one side & gauge on the other, and spark advance on the stearing wheel. Frame looks similar, but hard to tell with all the leaves.

General Discussion

Re: Prewar Car Transport - Need Advice by TexRiv_63 Yesterday at 02:45 PM

Thanks, I already planned on closed transport. I have only seen a few photos of the car but the body appears solid and the structural wood is supposed to be "perfect". Assuming this is at least 75% true what do you think my risk level would be? From

General Discussion

Re: Painting/Por 15 Floor Pans- COntinue to sand everything? by Ron Green Yesterday at 02:37 PM

I wonder how Chassis Saver would hold up against brake fluid or chipping for that matter? POR you can give it a good whack with a hammer without it chipping. Chassis Saver certainly sounds user friendly.

General Discussion

Re: Opinion on storage building floor by K8096 Yesterday at 02:36 PM

I had a 1500 square foot garage floor poured last August and a 43 X 25 foot pad in front of the garage poured last November. The concrete guy I used said with the price of oil going up there are some jobs where concrete is cheaper than using asphalt

Chrysler's TC by Maserati

Re: 1989 TC by Maserati For Sale by Jim_McNally Yesterday at 02:30 PM

Pat,

Wish you'd been selling it about 2 months ago, I bought a Cabernet/Ginger/Ginger just like it from JeffN in February. Wouldn't have needed to ship mine across the country...

You might want to add some more information her

General Discussion

Re: Opinion on storage building floor by Barry Wolk Yesterday at 02:23 PM

I painted mine the color of dried blood. Saves a lot of clean-up.

Chrysler - General Discussion

55 Chrysler Engine by AaronJ Yesterday at 02:10 PM

i am looking for a Non-Hemi 55 Chrysler New Windsor or other interchangable.

What are you looking for in the way of cost?

General Discussion

Re: Opinion on storage building floor by Mark Shaw Yesterday at 02:07 PM

Some good advice here....

I once had a barn with a dirt floor & it was really bad for storing or working on cars. Asphalt is not much better for all the reasons previously listed.

My shop has concrete with hydronic heat my so

Chrysler's TC by Maserati

1989 TC by Maserati For Sale by Pat_Archer Yesterday at 02:06 PM

My TC has only 75k original miles! It is perfection inside and outside, plus it drives out like it just came off of the showroom floor. Everything works, no tears anywhere. With the hard top removed, it has a tan fabric top. This car has never had a

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