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  1. RARE ORIGINAL 1950 Buick Showroom Presentation album in very good condition due to its age! 

    This book is absolutely beautiful, very big and covers:

    • Short year intro on the first pages
    • Some models as big graphic
    • Intro page for each series
    • Interior overview with six beautiful renderings
    • Engine description with graphics
    • Chassis/ride description with graphics
    • Accessories descriptions with graphics

    The approx. size is: 18.7" (47,5 cm) wide and 12.6" (32 cm) high. It has a leather cover.

     

    Price is 599 USD plus shipping. I know thats not cheap, but I've seen only four of them in about twelve years - and most of them were priced in the same range.

    If you prefer having the info for less, I can offer a reprint (smaller size) for only 59 USD plus shipping: http://www.hometownbuick.com/shop/1950-buick-showroom-album/

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  2. 3 hours ago, JohnD1956 said:

    Great advertisement, but I am wondering why there is a banner saying it's a 56?  Was that banner part of the original advertisement?

    Hi John, thanks for noticing that! It wasn't part of the ad, I've put that layer over the ad. Unfortunately YouTube doesn't allow to exchance videos, so here is the correction: 

     

     

  3. Thanks Lamar! :-) And thank you for supporting me over the years!

    You're right, the launch of the website is just the beginning. I have thousands of items I'm going to share.

    Currently I'm working on the records containing radio commercials. The one for 1957 is just awesome!

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  4. My name is Jan and some of you might now me from the 1954 Buick forum. I've got a 1954 Buick Special Riviera, which was my kick-start for the Buick hobby. I didn't had much time to drive her in the past years, because of another project.

     

    After I bought my 54 Buick, I met MrEarl and we started the 54 Buick Highway at www.1954buick.com. Besides that I collected everything that was for sale about 54 Buicks. That was the beginning of the reference part of the forum. Some sellers had packages of old Buick stuff, plus I started to take a look at other model years, too.

     

    Today, about ten years and over 3,000 collected, scanned and digitalized items later, I am very happy to announce the launch of my time-robbing project HOMETOWN BUICK. My dream to provide all major info to all 1950s Buick owners & fans finally came true. You will find for all model years:

     

    • All models

       

    • Production statistics

       

    • Interior trims

       

    • Exterior colors

       

    • Body Tag & VIN plate decode Info

       

    • Lists of optional equipment

       

    • Online literature

       

    • Videos

       

    • Wallpapers

       

    • & much more

       

    Here is the full story: http://www.hometownbuick.com/hometown-buick/

     

    You can also explore the my collection which I call the "Hometown Buick Collection". I will add items continuously.

     

    You can visit my new website at www.hometownbuick.com. I hope you enjoy it! If you have anything to add or improve, please let me know! Honest feedback is very much appreciated!

     

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    The year 1955 was the last year for salesman factsbooks with a pocket for paint chips - so the 1956 didn't have it.

    In 1942, the paint chips were part of the book itself, see picture.

    The other books I have come without the paint chips. The color chips are very hard to find. There is a one for 1953 on eBay right now:

    http://www.ebay.com/itm/261821412194

    Highest bid is 153.50 USD (a few hours left to auction end) - thats higher than what I'm asking for a book...

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