[1927 Buick Model 58 Restoration]

Restoration finally complete! So happy with the result. Time for some car shows. 

[In search of clamp for snubbers]

It took 9 years and quite a bit of money, but to be able to keep the car in our family so my kids can enjoy riding in it like I did when I was a kid, is priceless.

 

 

[In search of clamp for snubbers]

My Grandfather purchased our 27-58 in 1962 and it has been in our family ever since. It was in need of a full restoration when it was passed down to me, so my father and I recently had it restored.

 

[In search of clamp for snubbers]

Hugh, the distance from center of bolt to center of bolt is: 1 and 7/8 inches

[In search of clamp for snubbers]

I need a clamp that holds the snubber strap on our 1927 Buick Master Model 58.

 

Does anyone know where I can find one?

[1927 Buick closed car windshield wiper valve]

I know this was posted years ago, but I need one of these for my 1927 Master Model 58. Can’t find anything on eBay or anywhere else. Any help is appreciated. 

[1927 Master Cowl Light Washer Needed]

We have one washer, but we are looking for another one to match. I’ve attached a couple photos of what we need. Any help would be appreciated. 

[1927 Model Question]

Thanks for your help. What I have identified is the Engine Number (1902671). My data plate says to see the serial number on the right-side frame. I have not located it yet, but the car is going in to get restored early next year, so maybe when it is lifted I will be able to see it. My '27 is a coupe and it has the Master Six engine.

[1927 Model Question]

I own a 1927 Buick that was thought to be the Victoria Coupe Model 58. I found a sheet that lists the Serial numbers for the Victoria Coupe Model 58 and mine does not fit within the range specified. My first question is, are the Serial Numbers and VIN the same? My second question is, can anyone tell by looking at the serial number which model it is? The Serial Number/VIN is: 1902671