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Buick Reatta
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Re: Rough Idle at Incline
by
AlanAnt
Today at 01:23 PM
Maybe you want to do a fuel rail clean job with seafoam.
If the "complete" fuel rail procedure is too involved, consider adding a can of seafoam when the gas tank is low. Then drive around for a while making sure you are relatively close
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Buick Reatta
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Packard
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BCA - Pre-War General
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Buick Reatta
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1989 Reatta for sale
by
jenjen961
Today at 12:43 PM
Year: 1989
Coupe: X Conv:____
Mileage: 175,000
Considered Correct? (Y/N) Y
Location: Plainfield, IL
Title: Clear X Salvage____ Other___
Any Accident History? (Y/N) N
Asking Pri
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Current Restoration Projects
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Re: 1911 Babcock touring
by
mlongfield
Today at 12:43 PM
Barry,
Where are you in Ontario?
Are you active in the area?
Will you be at any of the shows in Ontario?
We are actively restoring in Brampton and mainly deal with pre 1915 stuff. Perhaps we will meet.
Best
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BCA - Pre-War General
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Re: 1936 Buick Model 4499
by
Allan_Faust
Today at 12:38 PM
http://gm.ca/inm/gmcanada/english/about/OverviewHist/hist_timeline.html
Don't know if this can help some Dave.
Allan
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Chrysler - General Discussion
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Re: Proper Oil FIlter 1949 (2nd Series) Chryser Windsor
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adam_knox
Today at 12:03 PM
Hey thanks! I'm just surprised at the size difference, as the 49 Plymouth's filter was much closer in size to the cansiter. Hopefully I'll be changing the oil frequently enough so I don't get the sludge and stuff accumulating! Have a great day, thank
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BCA - General
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Buick Reatta
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Re: 88-89 radio change
by
D-a-n-i-e-l
Today at 11:51 AM
As long as you stay below 96' models it would not be any issue at all to wire in, but many modles above 1996 need the newer CAN'E&C bus to operate. That is if you are talking about OEM radios.
Personally I would look into the after maket w
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BCA - General
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Buy/Sell
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Buy/Sell
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BCA - Buy/Sell
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Packard
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Re: Coil rebuilding
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Owen_Dyneto
Today at 11:31 AM
I had Larry Justice make new coils, cans, and base casting for the dual NE coils on my 34 Eight some years ago. They have performed flawlessly and looked almost too good to put on an engine. Sadly Larry is no longer with us but Bob Connolle offers
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Buick Reatta
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Re: CAL Pop Top Covers
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gryfan
Today at 11:12 AM
thanks for the heads-up...i just ordered mine. gryfan .....red 1990 tan 89,000 miles
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Packard
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Re: stuck carb float
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carbking
Today at 10:59 AM
Tom - I don't know of anything that will help the deathanol.
I think patience; people are going to demand this *&^%$#@ will end before too long.
Jon.
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Riviera Owners Association
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Re: clock on 65 riv
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eric wolf
Today at 10:44 AM
The timimg of these clocks can be adjusted as follows, if it is running fast, turn the time back one full revolution this will slow it down, repeat until it is running on time, do the opposite if it is running too slow.
Eric.
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Cadillac and LaSalle
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Re: 1930 LaSalle lowboy trunk, proper cover material???
by
alsfarms
Today at 10:08 AM
Hello Wombvette,
Thanks for taking the time to post the digital image from you catalog. The trunk, I will be restoring, is the same as the lower image that calls for the LaSalle, but mine is fabric covered. Is it possible that the same trunk b
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Maxwell
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Atwater-Kent Parts Source
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hddennis
Today at 10:02 AM
Folk's that need Atwater-Kent parts and services should check out eBay's auction # 160239788186. I was going to wait until I got my two 6 volt coils back for my 1917 Maxwell before I broke this news, but this auction let's the cat out of the bag earl
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General Discussion
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Atwater-Kent Parts Source
by
hddennis
Today at 10:00 AM
Folk's that need Atwater-Kent parts and services should check out eBay's auction # 160239788186. I was going to wait until I got my two 6 volt coils back for my 1917 Maxwell before I broke this news, but this auction let's the cat out of the bag earl
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Packard
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Re: tight steering linkage
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Rusty_OToole
Today at 09:56 AM
When adjusting a steering gear be careful to follow the factory manual exactly.
In the past I have tried tightening up old worn steering boxes and it worked. But the box wore out in a couple of months.
This was not on Packards t
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BCA - Buy/Sell
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General Discussion
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Re: 1927 Kissel Car
by
K8096
Today at 09:34 AM
Was your car owned by a guy in a suburb of Cleveland named Al Kezielski? He had one just like this & sold it about 10 - 15 years ago.
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BCA - Pre-War General
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Re: Rookie needs help
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1940_Buick
Today at 09:20 AM
Mark is right about any new oil being better than what was available when your car was new.
I prefer 10w30 detergent for the engine.
I'd recomend using 600W for the transmission. It's available from any of the Model A Ford parts
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