Den41Buick
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I owned one with 27k original miles. All the interior was original too. I did have it professionally repainted. Sold it for 5k about 18 years ago.
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1 hour ago, alsancle said:
Those look like Pierce Arrow Model 42 numbers but as Matt said the picture is of an Auburn.
The Model 42 was the production body on the best chassis Pierce had that year.
Sorry but this Pierce is a model 43. The smallest Pierce for this year.
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The Locomobile Society Website appears to be removed or no longer accessible.
. Does anyone know what happened?
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My wife's uncle and grandmother posing near their two tone green 1941 Buick. Not sure if it was a Special or Century.
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1947 Packard custom clipper sedan. Packard did not make convertibles in 1947.
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With all of those snazzy red accents, I am surprised it hasn’t sold already!
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1933 Series 90 Cub Sedan...rare and beautiful. Need better pictures please.
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With those colors, the best use would be used as a taxi.
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In my humble position, it’s not worth 15k with damage that was done by putting in that engine.
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10 hours ago, Grant Z said:
There were only 508 of the 1941 71Cs produced (according to Matt Harwood's literature).
There were only 312 produced. It took me two years to sell my 71-C with a freshly rebuilt engine.
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3 hours ago, Tph479 said:
You have excellent taste in cars. You hit it out of the ball park with your 1-6 list. I'm interested to see what the rest of your choices would be!
The car of the dome is one of my favorite Packard's.
I saw the car of the dome in Warren Ohio in 1999. It was love at first sight.
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I have seen New Hampshire and Vermont mentioned as the 2025 location for the National Meet. Does anyone have any information? Thanks
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1) 1934 Packard Super 8 Convertible Victoria
2) 1933 Pierce-Arrow Silver Arrow
3) 1933 Packard “Car of the Dome”
4) 1932 Packard Twin Six Convertible Sedan
5) 1912 Locomobile model 48 Touring
6) Any Alco
I need to stop here. Like everyone else, I could go on forever.
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Nice looking car.
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What does a Senior Award look like? Does it change if it a regional show versus a national show? Thanks!
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They look like an every day kinda car. Nothing special or exciting. Looks like a nice driver.
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I am curious what car restorers do?
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It’s for my 1937 Packard Formal Sedan. The mirror is beveled. Thanks!
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Thanks Barney. Who do I find to break the mirror? Don’t need any more bad luck! Really, is there no other option than to break the mirror to get it out of the housing?
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How can I remove a mirror from a fender mirror to have the housing replated? It doesn't seem obvious. Thanks.
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My daughter had a picture of my 1937 Packard Super Eight Formal Sedan taken at Hershey this year framed for me. Now I can look at my car every day from the comfort of my recliner!
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I dropped Hemmings about 15 years ago. Couldn’t stand the smell the print gave off. I dropped Hemmings Classic Car at issue 200. The publication went down to 76 pages from 108 or so. I also missed Richard L as the editor. I was not keen on the one who took over after. They sent me an offer for a year at $12.00. I heard they have a new editor so I am taking a chance it has rebounded. If not I am out $12 bucks.
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The Good Old Days Of Ebay
in Buick - General
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I thought it was me that was doing something wrong. It is difficult to search ebay any more.