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Pontiac Flathead Owners
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Re: 36 Pontiac?
by
rgshafto
Yesterday at 10:52 AM
That's exactly what it is Bill. Looks like a 6-cyl, 36-2619. I'm looking a buying the same car now, a 38K mile original car.
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Buick Reatta
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Re: Rear Hood Hinge to Frame Bolts
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Barney Eaton
Yesterday at 10:48 AM
I suspect the pivots on the rear link are rusted and want to hold the rear up because they are not pivoting.
Try lubricating them liberaly and work the hood up and down.
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Buick Reatta
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Re: Best oxygen sensor brand?
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Kitskaboodle
Yesterday at 10:47 AM
I second the Denso brand. Never had any problems using them in my Reatta, Fiero's or my Toyota 22R truck.
I got mine at Rockauto (for my 90 Reatta) for only $14.14
Kit
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Packard Buy/Sell
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Re: WTB Distributor Cap for Northeast distributon on 34 super 8
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34PackardRoadsta
Yesterday at 10:32 AM
That is definitely for a 30. It looks just like the one on my 30. The cap for the 34 is much larger and the plug wires come out both sides (if I remember correctly).
It looks like the same distributor was used on the 10th series cars as
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BCA - General
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Parting out two 51 Buicks
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Willy
Yesterday at 09:49 AM
Shame, but out here in nowhere Montana, complete cars don't sell too well, since no one wants to drive this far to pick one up, so I'm selling the parts. Let me know if you have any needs, and I'll work on them.
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General Discussion
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General Discussion
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Re: Standard equipment. Who was first???
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Rusty_OToole
Yesterday at 08:42 AM
Add on heaters apparently date to the mid 20s. The first car with a built in heating and ventilating system was the 1939 or 40 Nash Weather Eye.
Heaters remained optional on most cars until the 60s I think.
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Buy/Sell
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FS 2 TRIUMPH TR3 PROJECT CARS PLUS PARTS BARGAIN
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Barry Brown
Yesterday at 07:28 AM
Both cars have documentation and correct numbers. 1959 race car 9 pictured) has a Pennsylvania title and is fitted with rare magnesium minilite wheels etc. , 1962 road car is 60% restored and 100% complete. ( all hard work done) . $5000 buys both ca
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General Discussion
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Help me
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tom zhang
Yesterday at 05:30 AM
Anyone around the dearborn area have a tow dolly I can borrow on Friday? I've got a car I need to tow to storage before Dearborn and off of their tight-assed-ness tows it . Let me know asap! I can rent it from you too, I just don't wanna get raped b
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Buick Reatta
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Re: Back In The Saddle Again!
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Rawja
Yesterday at 05:24 AM
The old Reatta is sitting in my driveway.... I've been meaning to post pics and whatnot, but I'm just too booked-up at the moment. I didn't realize how sad the old one had become 'till I had the nice new shiny one next to it...
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General Discussion
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Re: Check out my New Vehicle/Parts Classifieds Search Site
by
LINC400
Yesterday at 04:19 AM
Originally Posted By: Peter GariepyLINC400
Why not just bookmark it?
Peter
I tried that, but can't seem to get it to work. It saves the last search, but won't let you do any new ones. I might be doing som
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Chrysler - General Discussion
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Re: problems with the non-zinc oil - or is it a problem?
by
arcade
Yesterday at 03:57 AM
Hi , A most interesting serial.Now the oil problem is sorted what is the best petrol to put in my 39 Chrysler now it is up and running ie higher or lower octane.? I have had a couple of differing theories offered. I havnt used an additive as the engi
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Chrysler/Mopar - Buy/Sell
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Re: 48 Chrysler Imperial radiator
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elmo39
Yesterday at 02:32 AM
42 show the same part # as 46-48, 982129 ,but i think Ed is right your friend will probably have to have his rebuilt
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Trailer & Towing Forum
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Re: batteries for a Ford diesel
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simplyconnected
Yesterday at 02:26 AM
I would do the exact same. I can get good American 12-v batteries cheaply at Wal-Mart.
I never understood why 6-v batt's are so expensive. They deliver MUCH less power, and cost more money.
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Dodge & Dodge Brothers
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Re: 6 volt fuel tank sending unit
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simplyconnected
Yesterday at 02:15 AM
The fuel gage is spring-loaded to 'rest' on 'E,' under no power. The float arm is a cam. When the tank is actually empty, the cam relaxes pressure on that electrical contact, from the bottom. When full, the cam exerts full pressure, keeping the c
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Current Restoration Projects
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Buy/Sell
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FS 68 GS400 fenders $300
by
Wayne_Lund
Yesterday at 12:34 AM
One set of original fenders from 1968 GS400. With original factory cut out for GS emblem and trim piece. No rust through, but some rust in the usual locations. Two coats of paint, some bondo. Slight tweak to one front. These will make your bodyman's
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Buy/Sell
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Re: 1907 Hatfield Buggyabout
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Ray Baronas
Yesterday at 12:31 AM
I own a 1908 Hatfield, the one that West posted the picture from citymax. I'm interested in our car and if anyone else knows of any other Hatfields out there. There are only three that I know about, yours, mine and one in a museum in Dayton, OH tha
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BCA - Buy/Sell
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Re: FS 1940 Buick Super $9500
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harry
Yesterday at 12:18 AM
The maroon and cream were factory colors, but these are not the original colors on this car. And, the fenders were not typically painted the color that was on the roof of two-toned cars. I think this paint pattern looks better than the original.
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Riviera Owners Association
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Packard Buy/Sell
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1938--1940 120 fenders wanted
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Richie66
Yesterday at 12:09 AM
Any of the fiberglass shops make fenders for this model Packard, anyone know where a 38--40 120 might be setting that I can buy these fenders. thanks, Richie
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Chrysler's TC by Maserati
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Re: A/C Retrofit Success-Little Long
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vicsik1969
Yesterday at 12:03 AM
I was told my evaporator was restricted; probably from the previous owner using a sealant that gummed it up. I don't think the A/C shop is making it up as they will not replace the evaporator themselves (too much work).
My questions are:<
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Me and My Buick
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Re: 1953 Buick Special (4 doors)
by
Rudy_53
05/13/08 11:56 PM
Thanks a lot Dave for welcome me to this wonderful ''World Of Buick'' and for your instructive answers that were a big help. Now i'm ready to get what i need to define these parts.
Best regards,
Rudy
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BCA - Post-War Tech.
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Re: 49 Buick Torque Ball Seal
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steve hales
05/13/08 11:56 PM
Thanks for the response's. Here is the deal. I have all of the above disconnected. , Today we worked on separating the torque tube flange from the torque ball flange after driving wedges in and pulling on the rear end with ratcheting straps to keep
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BCA - Post-War Tech.
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Re: 57 Buick - too much fuel at start when warm?
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pfloro
05/13/08 11:55 PM
Hello lancemb:
I ran across this information while reading another related post:
Difficult starting of a hot vehicle from 5 minutes to an hour after the engine has been operated, can be caused by the volatility of modern fuel. I
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