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Chevrolet
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Buick Reatta
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Re: Series II L67/ 6 speed manual conversion
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F14CRAZY
2 minutes 11 seconds ago
Thanks for the advice Ronnie. Getting Mario back out here is probably my best/easiest bet...he's had two years of welding instruction. He can at least give me suggestions with the work in front of him and inspect what I'm doing. I agree that reliable
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Buick Reatta
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Re: Hello...is this thing on?
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Order_of_the_fly
7 minutes 19 seconds ago
Thanks Ron, I'll check out the brakes tomorrow. Sorry to sound confusing but when I'm in drive and the car is shifting to lower gears it jerks a little.
It also started(as of maybe 4 hours ago)making a strange noise when idling. It sounds
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BCA - Post-War Tech.
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Locking Brakes on 60 Electra - Solved (sort of)
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JoelsBuicks
9 minutes 33 seconds ago
Last night I got a chance to remove the power booster off my 60 Electra in preparation to send it to Booster Dewey for a rebuild. I immediately noticed it had a lot of liquid inside - yep, brake fluid. I couldn't resist taking the thing apart mysel
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Chrysler - General Discussion
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Packard
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Re: 1937 1502 dimensions
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Owen_Dyneto
11 minutes 44 seconds ago
The dimensions for each body type and chassis are given in at least two places, the Salesman's Data Book, and the Specifications provided in the 1st issue Service Letter for each year.
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Dodge & Dodge Brothers
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Re: Zenith Carb Question
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Paul Bohlig
31 minutes 30 seconds ago
I agree with carbking and he knows a million times what I do since this is his business.
From my experience he is absolutely correct. These old 6 cylinder updraft engines are cold blooded if not cold hearted. On my '28 Dodge Standard 6 the choke
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CCCA - General
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Re: Willing A Classic Car After Death
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Chuck Conrad
36 minutes 24 seconds ago
The CCCA Museum is always interested in donations of cars, Full Classics or not. If it is a CCCA Classic and fits in our collection, we will keep it and display it for a very long time. If it is not a CCCA Classic, we will keep it for a minimum of
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Buick Reatta
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Re: 1988 Reatta PPG Pace Car
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barra
37 minutes 45 seconds ago
In 1977 or probably 1978 a Buick Regal was pace car at Indianapolis and the turbocharger was added to the V-6 so it would accelerate from 90 to 120 mph quickly coming out of the the first turn, allowing the race cars literally to get up to speed. It
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General Discussion
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Re: Prewar Car Transport - Need Advice
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jscheib
47 minutes 12 seconds ago
I know someone (closed trailer) in CT that might want to go to Texas with it. Let me try contacting him and I will let you know.
John
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BCA - General
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Re: 9000 Car Auction
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jscheib
55 minutes 5 seconds ago
My apology. I misplaced an extra a.
And I took their print too seriously. I did not go through the pdf list, but they had listed one place 9000 and another 800, so who knows. There must be a couple houndred rather good looking an dintere
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General Discussion
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General Discussion
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Re: Opinion on storage building floor
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JohnD1956
59 minutes 33 seconds ago
Yes, this is an 1850's barn. Can't say what was stored in it ages ago but the place has been resided, re-roofed, and made as weather tight as an 1850's barn can be.
The old floor in the lower level had broken up and it was removed. It's
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General Discussion
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Re: Michigan Junk Yard Auction this weekend
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Dan Marx
Today at 10:23 PM
Over the years I have have tried to buy a Linciln Zephyr and several "parts lots" from Bob. He always said, with a smile on his face and a cigarette between his finger, "you will have to buy it at THE AUCTION"!! Well, that time has come. Rest in pea
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Buick Reatta
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Re: Series II L67/ 6 speed manual conversion
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Ronnie
Today at 10:13 PM
F14, I applaud you for your hands on approach to getting things done. I don't want to be critical of what you are doing. I have been a mechanic/machinist and welder for many years. I don't really consider myself a good welder now that I have not done
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General Discussion
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Re: 1949 Chrysler Windsor Oil Filter type and MAACO Paint
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Leonard Shepherd
Today at 10:04 PM
This Rambler on eBay has a problem with an Earl Scheib paint job. Here is what he says:
I NEED TO ADD THAT THE BLUE EARL SCHEIB PAINT JOB IS BLOWING OFF WHEN SHE DRIVES!!!! I THINK THAT A GOOD HIGH-PRESSURE WASHER WILL TAKE THE BLUE PAINT
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Buy/Sell
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Re: FS 1917 Overland Model 75
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c.johnson
Today at 09:59 PM
Having trouble posting pics...they are too big & I don't have enough software to resize them...
email me, or PM me & I would be glad to send them to you.
Thanks,
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Buick Reatta
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Re: Series II L67/ 6 speed manual conversion
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F14CRAZY
Today at 09:56 PM
My local bolt-house (Mid States Bolt and Screw) had similar bolts and washers for the engine cradle mounts, so I'll have fresh hardware for that.
The cradle mounts are still on their way from gmpartsdirect.com.
Clutch Dynamics
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Packard
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Buy/Sell
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Re: WTB 1933-1938 Pierce-Arrow chassis
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alsfarms
Today at 09:44 PM
Hello Louis,
I have forgotten what town you live in. I need to know so I can determine if I can get someone to be my eyes for a look at your parts car chassis.
Thanks, Alan
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BCA - Pre-War General
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Re: new carb for 1927 Buick
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Michael_Biggers
Today at 09:41 PM
Jon or CarbKing,
Do you know where I can get a new carb kit with a new cap?
Michael
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Ford Model A
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Re: need some help
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MCHinson
Today at 09:40 PM
Austincar6, 4369535 = February 1931
A by the sea, 34 spare engines? Wow, I feel better about the 2 spare engines taking up space in the back of my garage now. Where are you located? One day I have to see your spare parts collection...
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General Discussion
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Re: 1949 Chrysler Windsor Oil Filter type and MAACO Paint
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Rusty_OToole
Today at 09:39 PM
Simply I don't know what to say. Doing a complete paint job takes some experience. I wouldn't suggest doing a neat old car like that for your first body job.
I've never used hydrochloric acid. My guess would be that you need to wash it off
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Buy/Sell
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BCA - Post-War Tech.
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Re: 49 rear quarter panel access
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Andynator
Today at 09:21 PM
Boy, it has been a long time since I have looked at mine so I am going from memory. The way the window pivots you can only get at the cylinder if it is closed (down) or extended (up). One or the other but I cannot remember which. Either way you ha
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