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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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Packard
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Buick Reatta
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Re: Replacing the lumber support bladder
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gr8scott
Yesterday at 05:28 PM
Don't worry about "one-upmanship". Besides, yours is a totally different approach, and its subject is the passenger seat, so your ideas are welcome. Reason: every time I comment on how comfortable the lumbar support is on the driver's seat, my wife
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Buick Reatta
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Re: 91 PARTS CAR
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craig hewitt
Yesterday at 05:02 PM
I talked to the girl she said it was driftwood in color? Color chart says none made in 91 ???? Craig
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Riviera Owners Association
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Data sheet for a 1967 Buick Riviera
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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..
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Chrysler's TC by Maserati
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Re: 1989 TC by Maserati For Sale
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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
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Buick Reatta
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Re: 1990 Reatta
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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
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What is it?
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Re: I get some real Doozys
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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.
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Chrysler - General Discussion
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55 Chrysler Engine
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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?
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Buick Reatta
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Re: Running on water and gas (again)
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ekvh
Yesterday at 02:02 PM
Try googling Sonoluminesence to cook your brains a bit more. There are power sources available to us if we figure out how to harness them.
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What is it?
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BCA - Post-War Tech.
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Re: Age of my starter!
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56BuickSuper
Yesterday at 01:29 PM
Well, my Craftsman wrench came in today. This looked like it may work.
http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605...&sName=Wrenches
The ad says "Obstruction Wrench makes your work easier in confined areas ideal for manifolds and
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BCA - Buy/Sell
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Garage Forum
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Re: 1991 BUICK CENTURY CUSTOM
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R W Burgess
Yesterday at 12:52 PM
Where are you from Kathy. Any number of AACA members would be glad to show you what to do to it.
Wayne
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Current Restoration Projects
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Re: 1930 Packard 733 Sedan Mechanical Restoration/preservation
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34PackardRoadsta
Yesterday at 12:44 PM
It has been awhile since I could get out to the garage. I finally got back out this past weekend. I have started to take apart the front end. The plan is to get everything off the front end and then start the refurbishing of those parts before contin
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Packard
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Re: What is this bit? From 733 sedan
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Speedster
Yesterday at 12:26 PM
Yep, It may have fallen in a crack when the car was being built.
I'm glad it's an Extra, because good curtain rods may be difficult to find.
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Dodge & Dodge Brothers
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Dodge brothers Rear brakes
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Don Jr.
Yesterday at 12:18 PM
Hi, Getting ready to install rear brake drums on a 1926 Dodge rear end.Have all new hardware,new springs and "green grabber" linings on. When I pull on the rods they move well.Are there any adjustments that should be made before I put the drums on? L
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Dodge & Dodge Brothers
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Re: 1923 Dodge Bros. Ricardo head
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RichFox
Yesterday at 12:16 PM
Maybe I could come over there and look at that. Or you could come here and see the roadster. I guess they came through the main caps with the oil? RF
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Current Restoration Projects
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Dodge & Dodge Brothers
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General Discussion
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Riviera Owners Association
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General Discussion
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Re: '60s Lincoln styling pictures
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mrpushbutton
Yesterday at 11:42 AM
Elwood Engle directed those designs ('61 Continental) didn't he?
The '58-'60 is just such a baroque behemoth. Neil Young is having his converted into a hybrid that will get 100 mpg.
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BCA - General
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