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Buick Reatta
Jump to new posts Re: Unusual floor mats by nic walker     Today at 10:41 AM

What year did they come out of....how much?

AACA - Judging
Jump to new posts Re: Hypothetical question by Matt M, PA     Today at 10:39 AM

I think the "spirit" of the AACA rules are not so much that an oil filter is 1" longer or shorter....but more that the item itself is not a Fram of some other completely incorrect aftermarket item.

For example...a Fram oil or fuel filter..
General Discussion
Jump to new posts Re: Current gas situation limited your attendance to a car show? by Restorer32     Today at 10:38 AM

Leaving in the morn, bringing the '27 Kissel Brougham.
Buick Reatta
Jump to new posts Unusual floor mats by Jim     Today at 10:30 AM

In one of my parts cars was a set of floor mats and I was wondering if anyone had ever seen a set like this before. On the back is some ID marks similar to the ones GM uses.
Buy/Sell
Jump to new posts Re: WTB 2 ea 21" split rims by Willy     Today at 10:29 AM

No tires, just two rims. I'll try to measure them the best I can, take a photo and post it tonight.
General Discussion
Jump to new posts Re: Current gas situation limited your attendance to a car show? by ex98thdrill     Today at 10:27 AM

We're loading up and pulling out on Saturday as well.
Dodge & Dodge Brothers
Jump to new posts FS - 1952 Dodge Coronet Sierra Station Wagon- West Texas by Bill_Morgan     Today at 10:21 AM

This 1952 Dodge Coronet Sierra four-door station wagon, although a pasture car, is essentially complete, missing little more than the radio, stock taillights, and four or so pieces of bright moldings.

The engine is the 230 flathead six, h
Buy/Sell
Jump to new posts Need to Find a 1937 Olds chrome trim by Polina LeeTucker     Today at 10:16 AM

I am trying to find a chrome trim piece for a 1937 Oldsmobile Business Coupe. The piece fits between the hood and drivers door and is 1 1/8 inches wide, tapered 5 and 5/16 on one end tapering to 5 inches on the other end and it has a groove down th
Ford Model A
Jump to new posts Martin-Senour Rock Moss green paint by henry29     Today at 10:14 AM

Letter from Martin-Senour about a paint color match for my pickup.

"Hi Steve,

Thanks for taking the time to contact us we appreciate your business unfortunately we do not have the OEM formula for Rock Moss Green, we do have a
Chrysler's TC by Maserati
Jump to new posts Re: Parting 1989 TC, T2, Yellow/ginger/ginger. by TimW     Today at 10:11 AM

Hello,
Paypal is drpsycho187@charter.net. They'll be shipped out via UPS monday.

Oh I forgot to say about the wheel/tires, they will be next to the last items to go.. Im moving now and the car is not in a garage, but will be in July.
Packard
Jump to new posts Re: Surviving Packards by 34PackardRoadsta     Today at 10:06 AM

I didn't know you were a poet. Any sorry to disturb your slumber .
General Discussion
Jump to new posts Re: Opinion on storage building floor by Barry Wolk     Today at 10:02 AM

 Originally Posted By: JohnD1956Barry, the vapor barrier goes under the 4 inches of sand? Or over the 4 inches of sand?


Under the sand. The mason can't really start work on buttering the surface until the concrete starts to se
General Discussion
Jump to new posts Re: Opinion on storage building floor by BillP     Today at 09:59 AM

I've done a few barns, both restore and new construction. Here's what I'd do on an old barn.

Make sure surface water from outside can't get in. A simple perimeter trench with perf pipe, backfilled with gravel and conducted away from the b
BCA - General
Jump to new posts Re: Buick hybrid in 1974 by Reatta Man     Today at 09:57 AM


I found this quote very revealing about the true personality of the bureaucrat with a little power:

QUOTE
The story of the 1974 prototype hybrid car pits Wouk against an EPA bureaucrat, Eric Stork, head of EPA's Mobile Source Ai
General Discussion
Jump to new posts Re: Opinion on storage building floor by RVAnderson     Today at 09:56 AM

I should also mention that the concrete is wire-mesh reinforced, the building is ventless-gas heated in the winter and a/c'd in the summer with year-round dehumidification. With good gutters and downspouts that strategically funnel rainwater away fro
What is it?
Jump to new posts Davis Pictures by Bill Harmatuk     Today at 09:56 AM

Here is the other Pictures of the Davis.
This car is a Sedan. Body panels are thrown helter skelter in the car.
Chrysler's TC by Maserati
Jump to new posts Re: Parting 1989 TC, T2, Yellow/ginger/ginger. by Jim_McNally     Today at 09:55 AM

Tim,

I'll take the manifolds for $75, send me your e-mail address for PayPal and I'll get it out to you. (my e-mail is below)
I'll think about the wheels/tires, even with shipping I might just do it. What are the tires, and how muc
Riviera Owners Association
Jump to new posts Correct paint for steel wheels on my '64 by BadgerRivFan     Today at 09:55 AM

Looking for some help in determining the correct paint to use for restoring the steel wheels on my '64. Obviously I know that the color is black, but should it be a matte finish or glossy? Can anyone post a link to an Eastwood product (or any other
General Discussion
Jump to new posts Re: Opinion on storage building floor by RVAnderson     Today at 09:53 AM

My 30 x 40 shop floor is concrete, with a single layer of 6-mil poly as a vapor barrier. As soon as the troweling was finished, we hosed as much water onto the surface as we could get to stay on it and covered it with another layer of 6-mil, seams ta
What is it?
Jump to new posts Davis Automobile ? by Bill Harmatuk     Today at 09:52 AM

Here's one for ya.
This is sitting behind a chain link fence at a garage in Kinston N.C. Right beside Hyway 17.
What a shame. Looks like the wood frame work for the body is completely gone.
Has a 6 cylinder.
Check out the swirl i
Current Restoration Projects
Jump to new posts Re: 1928 series "72" Chrysler Royal sedan by West Peterson     Today at 09:51 AM

That trim looks a lot like what Packard used from 1927-1930, but I'm not sure of the dimensions. They're availble here, so you might want to call and get more information.

PACKARD RUNNING BOARD MOLDINGS. For 1927-30 cars. Replace your bent
Riviera Owners Association
Jump to new posts 1976 Riviera S/R by T_Highley     Today at 09:42 AM

I am new here trying to find out some information regarding a 1976 Riviera S/R. It has 89K miles on it withh a 455. THe interior has bucket seats and the shifter is in the center console not on the column? The body is 95% rust free but is missing a f
Buick Reatta
Jump to new posts Re: mystery plug by reattasnohio     Today at 09:39 AM

Ronnie,
I finally had time to go back and look again and the plug is on the front of the oil pan. The new motor I have does not have the low oil switch in the oil pan. YOu are not confused, just me!!!
Thank you replying. I have been very fo
General Discussion
Jump to new posts Re: Beverly Rae Kimes passed away on May 12 by durant28     Today at 09:36 AM

I had corresponded with her up until March about a book I am writing on the Durant Motors Corporation. She was very helpful and gave me some pointers on how and where to get published. The last email I had with her, she said she was in too much pain
Buy/Sell
Jump to new posts Re: FS RARE 1959 PEERLESS BARN FRESH EXCELLENT by West Peterson     Today at 09:28 AM

It would have been a Triumph four-cylinder from a TR-3, originally.
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