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Buick Reatta
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Go to places like Cars.com, Autotrader, and this site to find comparable 1990 Reattas with similar mileage. Print the ads and take them to you insurance company. Refuse to accept the offer....... the insurance company wants to settle with you ASAP,
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BCA - General
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nice pics bill
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Collectibles & Memorabilia
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When I lived in NYC back in the '80's, about the only "car stuff" one could do was to go to shows and collect models. That's when I picked up these two inexpensive 1/43rd scale fire-themed vehicles. Eligor (France) 1931 Cadillac V-16 Ser
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Buick Reatta
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Quote:How do you delete a post? Click "Edit" under your post. When the edit window opens there is a "Delete" button at the bottom of the edit box.
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Trailer & Towing Forum
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Saw that clip a few days ago on one of the TV networks. Sure hope the owner of that truck and trailer has more than the state minimum amount of insurance coverage because he/she is going to need it. That is going to be a very costly claim to pay for
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What is it?
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Thanks for the suggestion. I went there and learned that it is for a '39 Mercury.
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CCCA - Tech Questions
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Here is an update on my pot metal generator end housing problem. I gave the pattern maker the go ahead to make the pattern off of the original Remy 917-R end housing. I will have an aluminum casting in a few monthes to machine.
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BCA - Post-War Tech.
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thanks sounds like a good idea to me. easy
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General Discussion
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thanks for that
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Me and My Buick
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Hi Ian, None that I am aware of; I'll keep my eyes open.. Thanks, Joe
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Riviera Owners Association
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Thnx, will send him a mail. It does not fit properly anymore saying that it sits just loose ans moves around when the engine is running. Somehow little metal thingy is gone that provides a snug fit.
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Lincoln-Zephyr
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Hi Pete Did what you suggested and the brushes came out without a problem Thanks
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Dodge Trucks
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I know one 1938 rustfree-disassembled Humpback for 7000 bucks.
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Peerless Motor Car Company
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Hello 1926 Peerless, Sorry for this late answer but I was not on the forum from 2 months. I have a beautifull Peerless SIX-80 Instruction and Description Manual of 64 pages for you. I will make a free copy for you and Jeff. Give me some days to do
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Buick Reatta
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Just curious Bob, your 1990 apparently is different than mine. Mine has two Horn Buttons & Assemblies, not one Horn Pad in the middle, that are accessed by removing the Air Bag by loosening the four screws on the back of the Steering Wheel. On mi
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Chrysler - General Discussion
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Yeah it's most definately an "assembly" that's not not made to be repaired. Mine seems OK. I think I'll just use your system. If I find a bad one I'd like to try playing with it to see what I could do to rebearing it.........Bob
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BCA - General
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The Buick Club of America’s 1959 Buick Division is planning a special celebration of the golden anniversary of the 1959 Buick. The event is scheduled to coincide with the 2009 Buick Club of America National Meet in Colorado Springs, Colorado – July
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Buick Reatta
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What a coincidence....ALL of my lights work properly, EXCEPT the headlight and windshield wiper buttons don't light up as much as the rest (ie shifter, window, and mirror backlights). You can kind of see the lit words "low" "high"
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Riviera Owners Association
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I haven't been able to get any pictures yet. I might go down there again at the end of the week, maybe I can bring my camera and then post some pics here. This car looks to be in excellent condition, better than any other Riviera of its body style
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BCA - Post-War Tech.
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57Roadmaster75: Rustysheperd has it right, you only need to push the accelerator pedal far enough to engage the starter. If the engine is already running, the starter should not engage in a properly maintained car if the accelerator pedal is sudden
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Buick Reatta
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That is a nice find...those wheels are hard to find as you probably figured out
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BCA - Pre-War General
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JCK: If the 39 Buick Series 90 has been sitting for a while it is possible that rust on the surface of the flywheel and the clutch pressure plate are stuck to the clutch disk. If you can push down on the clutch pedal and start the car and the engine
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Studebaker and Erskine
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Jerry, If yours has pin holes on the outside, it is likely that the internal baffles are also corroded. And there are likely some very thin areas. The baffles are important to ensure proper flow of coolant past each of the 8 cylinders. I personally
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BCA - Post-War Tech.
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Ed, I think you are correct on your observations. I have original paperwork as well as window sticker and such. I too am second owner but the car was handed down to me. There is no mention in sales stuff or even on Buick's literature for 65 about
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Current Restoration Projects
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Ummm no, I am not your "little" sister, I am your TALLER , cuter, more charming sister!
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