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Buy/Sell
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Buick Reatta
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Re: Unusual floor mats
by
nic walker
Yesterday at 03:19 PM
Well send me some condition info and price please sir
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BCA - General
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Re: Repair lug bolt hole threads?
by
brh
Yesterday at 02:58 PM
Forgot about these till I was looking for another answer to a question. Check these out for thread repair. We use these in an industrial application and they work great.
The alternative is a bushing style thread insert with locking tabs. One b
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AACA - Judging
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Re: Hypothetical question
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Peter Gariepy
Yesterday at 02:39 PM
Windjamer,
From my experience losing a few points here and there really has no impact on how well a car points out. Example: If a car has all the big stuff right (authentic paint, body, interior, engine, etc. and the quality of restorati
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BCA - Post-War Tech.
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Electric Cars (Milburn, Baker, etc.)
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Re: Want to buy Nameplate badge for Henny Killowatt
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DaveBerg
Yesterday at 02:10 PM
West, yes that is exactly the piece that I need.
Thanks also for correcting my spelling. My mother was right, I should have finished school. Any idea where I can find that piece? db
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Buy/Sell
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FS: Model T & A Ford Parts
by
James_Andrews
Yesterday at 01:18 PM
Model A Ford script coil. No bracket.
Snyder’s repro. Never used. $40.
1913-1919 Ford Model T radiator cap.
Brass "low fin". VGC with minor nicks. $10.
1926-1929 Ford T or A tire valve dust cap.
Nickle plated bras
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Early Ford V-8 and Mercury - 1932 to 1953
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Cadillac and LaSalle
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Re: 1940 Cadillac 60S Starter
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RayG
Yesterday at 12:58 PM
Well, just got email from a member of the Cadillac-LaSalle club with the good news that the Delco-Remy 1107931 will indeed work in my '40 Cadillac. What a relief!
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AACA - General
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Re: Cumberland Meet Show & Trailer Parking
by
charlier
Yesterday at 12:36 PM
Unfortunately, due to a last-minute family situation I have to skip the Cumberland Meet.
That will probably mean sunny skies and nice temps for Saturday since I will be unable to attend.
Isn't that always how that goes?
Everyone
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Buy/Sell
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WTB: STUDEBAKER 1926 DUPLEX parts
by
JC BOUTIN
Yesterday at 12:13 PM
FEW YEARS AGO I BOUGHT A 1925 OR 1926? STUDEBAKER BIG SIX EP DUPLEX
THIS CAR IS COMPLETE AND HAS VERY SPECIAL DOOR HANDLES
I WILL BEGAN THIS PROJECT IN FEW WEEKS
ANY PARTS, MANUAL, SPECIFICATIONS, HELP
WILL BE APPRECIATED.
DI
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What is it?
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Lincoln-Zephyr
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Re: Double-clutching question
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Phil Knapp
Yesterday at 11:06 AM
Double-Clutching is actually pretty easy, once you get the hang of it. You probably won't ever need to double-clutch between second and third gears and you will seldom need to go back into first gear at anything other than a standstill.
Ho
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General Discussion
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Re: 1936 olds clutch
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Tinindian
Yesterday at 10:44 AM
Any reliable clutch rebuilder should have them. Our local one certainly does. If you had a picture I probably have several. If mine are the ones you need you certainly would be welcome to one.
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Dodge & Dodge Brothers
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FS - 1952 Dodge Coronet Sierra Station Wagon- West Texas
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Bill_Morgan
Yesterday 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
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Buy/Sell
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Need to Find a 1937 Olds chrome trim
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Polina LeeTucker
Yesterday 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
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Ford Model A
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Martin-Senour Rock Moss green paint
by
henry29
Yesterday 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
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Chrysler's TC by Maserati
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Re: Parting 1989 TC, T2, Yellow/ginger/ginger.
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TimW
Yesterday 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.
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Riviera Owners Association
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Correct paint for steel wheels on my '64
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BadgerRivFan
Yesterday 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
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Riviera Owners Association
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1976 Riviera S/R
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T_Highley
Yesterday 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
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Buick Reatta
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Re: mystery plug
by
reattasnohio
Yesterday 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
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General Discussion
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Re: Beverly Rae Kimes passed away on May 12
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durant28
Yesterday 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
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Buick Reatta
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Re: ac compressor
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tom_wasil
Yesterday at 09:26 AM
go figure , the fuse is still intact , with little done by me.
ac works well on auto setting - have not tried to use the heat ,that seems to be a thread in the fuse issue. one odd thing though , once the fan was on high in auto and then dr
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CCCA - General
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Re: Willing A Classic Car After Death
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mrpushbutton
Yesterday at 09:08 AM
Any credible museum (and the Gilmore is certainly that) has a collections policy that is stated up front: this is what we want/need to fulfill our collection, anything outside of this will be retained for the three-year period then deaccessioned (sol
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Packard Buy/Sell
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