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Chevrolet
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Chrysler - General Discussion
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Re: this is ? ? ? ...please help ! ! ! !
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Rusty_OToole
4 seconds ago
The Chrysler was an expensive car in its day. The Chrysler Corporation's lineup was Plymouth, low priced car. Dodge, medium priced car. DeSoto, upper medium priced car. Chrysler, high priced car.
In the Chrysler lineup the Royal six cylind
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General Discussion
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Re: Where can I buy Dropped Spindles for a 50 Buick?
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Bill_Haegele
14 minutes 41 seconds ago
Originally Posted By: michel88Bill why not post your modification type questions on the BCA-Perf/Mod Tech forum? These guys are more knowledgable on these questions.
Ummm, well first of all, I was not the one asking for help with m
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Buy/Sell
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WTB 2 ea 21" split rims
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Bill Dorrity
20 minutes 13 seconds ago
WTB 2 ea 21" split rims
William Dorrity
109 Dominion Cir.
Goose Creek, South Carolina
29445-5512
843-824-6234
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Buy/Sell
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Re: WTB 1933-1938 Pierce-Arrow chassis
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packard lover
25 minutes 6 seconds ago
Alan, my friend checked the frame and said it was solid. Do you know anyone in the East who could look at it for you if you are interested. I would have to remove the engine and accessories and the body. Louis
Louis
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General Discussion
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Re: '29 Hupmobile engine color
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huptoy
27 minutes 21 seconds ago
I can get you a quart of green color used for the 6 Cyl Hupmobile. The two photos were taken at the same time, one is shaded and the other in the light.
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BCA - General
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Repair lug bolt hole threads?
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Pushrod
32 minutes 1 second ago
I just discovered two stripped lug bolt holes on the left front hub of my '42 Century when I replaced the wheels and added Diamondback radials. Other than replacement of the hub, has anyone ever repaired lug bolt hole threads, such as with a Heli-co
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BCA - Pre-War General
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Re: 1936 Buick Model 4499
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Mark Shaw
36 minutes 22 seconds ago
I just love seeing Dave Corbin doing his thing for all of us Buick nuts....
Way to go Dave... What would we do without you?
THANKS!
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General Discussion
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How to repair stipped lug bolt holes?
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Pushrod
38 minutes 4 seconds ago
I just discovered that my '42 Century has one and a half, okay, two stripped lug bolt holes in the front hub. Other than replacement of the hub, what other options are there to repair the threads? Has anyone used Heli-coils ? Did GM use these hubs
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Packard
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Re: Carburetor ID
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carbking
38 minutes 16 seconds ago
Rick - you are right, anything is possible. If I hadn't been watching so closely, I would have walked under that flying elephant this afternoon!
Actually, both the Super 8 Packard and the Lincoln have the 1 3/16 inch venturi (cast in the
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BCA - General
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Re: Dealer rip offs (update)
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michel88
40 minutes 38 seconds ago
I was using a local Chevrolet dealer to service and repair my 89 Chevy 2500 pickup. This incident happened about 5 years ago and caused me to never go back. I had been going there for about 8 years and was reasonably satisfied with them. This truc
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General Discussion
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Re: Is it becoming impractical to drive an antique?
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Rusty_OToole
43 minutes 17 seconds ago
One more thing.
I wouldn't throw a 200 year old Aubusson carpet on the floor of my kitchen
I wouldn't serve the kids breakfast on the Wedgewood china
I wouldn't rebuild a carburetor on a Chippendale sideboard
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Buick Reatta
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Re: Help!!!!
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Greg Ross
47 minutes 13 seconds ago
So, all you need is $1500. means you've got the base 10K.
Make him an offer!
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Buy/Sell
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WTB Buick front hub
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Pushrod
47 minutes 58 seconds ago
I need a front hub, with or without brake drum, to fit a '42 -'48 Buick Century or Roadmaster. Mine has two stripped lug bolt holes, these hubs may have been used even later, I don't have a parts interchange manual. Doug Mumaw 360-279-8061
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Peerless Motor Car Company
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Re: Peerless Records??
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carbking
50 minutes 10 seconds ago
Jeff - I have been in touch with Richard, and he is sending some information.
Jon.
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BCA - Buy/Sell
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WTB front hub/brake drum
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Pushrod
52 minutes 6 seconds ago
I need a '42 or later, at least up to '48, series 60-70 front hub, with or without brake drum. My hub has two stripped lug bolt holes, and I'm not sure of how late of a hub will fit, not having a parts interchange manual. Doug Mumaw 360-279-8061
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Buick Reatta
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Re: mystery plug
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Greg Ross
56 minutes 21 seconds ago
Chris,
Your '91 engine has the oil level sender plug on the back of the engine and the oil pan is in fact somewhat different from the '88-'90 engines. You also want to be looking at the opposite/ back side of the pan.
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Marmon
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Re: Roosevelt parts
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Dany_Spring
Today at 07:40 PM
Can anyone tell me who supplied the factory wire wheels on the Roosevelt? The hubs have a flange where they bolt to the drums, that look kind of like a sprocket with flat teeth. The teeth are 3/8" wide and are spaced 3/8" apart.
Thanks,
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BCA - Buy/Sell
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Ford Model T (and older)
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Re: 1925 model T
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John Reeme
Today at 07:27 PM
i have all new wireing starter,genarator,communacator,coils,magneto,ign-switch,starter witch,and battery. The flywheel has a ring gear.basicly have everything to do the job,just need to know that i get the wiring right and how to get it in time.The c
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AACA - Judging
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Re: What Class is my 52 chevy 3/4 ton?
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Shop Rat
Today at 06:49 PM
Originally Posted By: windjamerCome on Susan chime in here. Save me a hunt.
Sorry wj but we were out of town looking at a 1987 Alfa Romeo Spider and I just saw this, and that MCH got the answer for you. Otherwise I would have looke
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Buick Reatta
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Re: How to butcher your Car?
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D-a-n-i-e-l
Today at 06:31 PM
I would just have used a drill and tap. But I have not done this yet so it may not be poosible.
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Buick Reatta
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Re: Brake line quagmire
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D-a-n-i-e-l
Today at 06:27 PM
I agree, but I do not recall were the lines cross that clost to the tranny. Guess I will have to look when I change out the Teeves.
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Buick Reatta
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Re: Running on water and gas (again)
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D-a-n-i-e-l
Today at 06:19 PM
OK for the last time!!!!
It is physically possible to run a car by splitting water in to Hydrogen and Oxygen.
BUT
conservation of energy law says, and it is a law not a theory, "energy can niether be created or distr
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AACA - Tech Questions
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Re: Leaf Spring Restoration Help
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Bhigdog
Today at 06:12 PM
I just bought a pair for my 56 Chrysler from ESPO. I picked them up at their place of business near Danville, PA because I wanted to eye ball them. They aren't installed yet so I can't say how the riding height will be but they sure do look good. Lea
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