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50 minutes ago, Ohjai said:
How about a swap for a 1989 Rolls-Royce Silver Spur?
I Appreciate the offer but no thank you.
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On 9/22/2021 at 6:46 PM, FireballV8 said:
Hi Eric
The 1940- 41 Buick Series 70 cars are now Full Classics as well, so if that is the only reason to swap, you may not need to do so.
Hope this helps.
Steve
Thanks so much, yes I am aware, I have a small 5 car collection and don’t need a second convertible so would really like to get a sedan in this slot. Thanks so much!
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Looking to swap my 1941 76c for a similar and show ready CCCA Buick, 80 or 90 series.
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I ended up with the 41 76C from Old Forge, I have been very pleased with the car. It needed some minimal mechanical recommissioning but runs like a champ now. I am currently working on the installation of the Fog Lights, tracking down that switch for the dash was a job! The hood definitely needs paint. It’s a mini rly deteriorated restoration that’s a delightful car to drive. Someone clearly invested in it when it was spruced up originally. Cheers!
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WTB 1955 Roadmaster Power Antenna. In need of antenna and switch.
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I am in search of a set of brackets and lights for my 41
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Looking for the correct dash “Fog Light” switch that goes in the “Accessory” slot on the dash of my 1941 Roadmaster. In addition to that looking for correct Guide Fog Lights.
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On August 14, 2016 at 11:07 PM, NTX5467 said:
Ford did too, for the 1963 Galaxie. Got them more rubber isolation and special strut rod bushings (which would fail with age . . . not solid, but had "voids" for a controlled compression to decrease impact harshness).
Perhaps tube shocks from an application other than a '56 might be investigated? Possibly from an Olds with a similar frame configuration? Got to be something so others are not "following the bouncing tail lights". Whre's Brad54 and his special anti-sway bars???
NTX5467
Mine is riding just fine. Probably because it isn't a Ford.
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Why change? Didn't Buick invest millions of dollars on a million dollar ride?
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Seeking a full classic Buick
especially 1938 and 40 series 80 and 90
looking for completed car.
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I have some Wheel Covers if I can help you out.
Best,
EB
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I have a good set from a Coupe?
I dont think they are the same part.
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Best wishes for the adoption.
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Looking to Purchase a good driver quality 1940 Buick Limited.
Looking at all models, except divider window cars.
Thank you very much.
Eric Bell
317-902-7782
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Congratulations on your Buick!
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For what its worth, I think it being a Stick is very cool. While not correct, I would love to find a Standard Shift and put it in my Roadmaster. I think Black and White looks good on a 55!
I would love to see more of this car as it comes along.
Thank you for sharing!
Eric Bell
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I too am in need of a bracket for my car if anyone has stirred up another.
Thanks so much.
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I have concluded this missing piece of equipment may be leading to some of my stalling and hesitation issues at the stoplight.
I need a bracket and a Dashpot, I do think the actual Dashpot is still available, but my car never having had one in my time of ownership this is a bit of a mystery.
Any help welcomed and appreciated.
Thank you!
Eric Bell
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Good condition
275 obo
Carmel, IN
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Oh, that's right -- '55 Supers had the 4v carb, too . . . Just an example of what was clearly the beginning of GM's long downward spiral by virtue of blurring its previously distinct make/model differentiations. 1955 Brought us Chevys and Pontiacs as impressive and handsome as Buicks and Cadillacs, with equivalent engines . . . the firrst of many subsequent lower-priced cars that could outperform the more expensive makes . . . and, among other muddlings, mid-level Buicks with 4 portholes and 4 barrel carbs just like the Roadmasters . . . What were they thinking of?
I am sure they were thinking SALES! They sold 85K of these and 29K of their Roadmaster brethren. haha!
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Mine Broke in the exact same place, the 1954 Coupe Deville, I pulled one off of was an exact fit.
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Is a 55 reprint available?
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Now I need one! I would prefer to get a rebuilt ready to use unit. I have two cores.
Thank you!
Eric
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WTB Series 90 Buick Roadster or 1934-1935 Series 90
in Automobiles Wanted
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In search of a restored example
Thanks so much
Eric Bell
3179027782