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These were for a 90-series, we had them for a Limousine/Limited. I'm not sure how much of a difference there was between the series this year - I can measure mounting points if that helps?

I've got front and rear bumpers for 1941 Buick - they were freshly chromed in August of 1988 by Art Brass ( date according to the newspaper used to package them...) and have been stored in the house completely wrapped since then. I no longer have the car and am slowly selling off the parts. The chrome is 99.9% perfect - the only "flaws" I can find are on the back sides of the bumpers where there's 2 small bubbles in the chrome (roughly the size of a quarter). https://i.imgur.com/hvyzQEZ.jpg[/img] Rest of photos here: https://imgur.com/a/PDkkj (let me know if that doesn't work and I'll try to post pictures individually. Asing $800 obo located in Lynnwood, WA zip code 98087 - can ship via FedEx or USPS - weight and dimensions are 37 pounds with packaging approx (haven't packed it up yet, bumpers alone are 34 pounds), box dimensions after protective packaging will be about 70"x20"x10" (Looks like $200 at most to ship from west coast to east coast). Local pick up is welcome.

NOS Eddy, send me an email with an example photo of the windshield trim you need . I may have it at the shop. I have a pair that I don't know what they are , but I think they were from the Hudson parts car. I don't think I have the quarter trims, but i'll look. I have the windows and wood frames, but I don't think I have those trims.Louie Dandlrestoration@gmail.com

joe you are incorrect!. the hurst shifter was an option. It should be a chrome ball with the trigger like you have. If you need a picture email me at dandlrestoration@gmail.com

Dave I'm sure I have what you need, more than like an nos part. let me try and look sunday and ill let you know. If you could email ,me contact info at dandlrestoration@gmail would be great Louie

will you forward your phone number to my email. dandlrestoration at g mail I may be interested. Are you able to break it down into parts for me if purchased. I have a friend that needs axle tubes if theyre straight and the right size. Louie

Send me an email to dandlrestoration@gmail.com. I have some nice pieces, not perfect, but nice. I can send you some pictures if youre interested Louie

I have a 1928 durant rumble seat car that is in sad shape and in pieces. The chassis and drivetrain is very complete, but has been siting out in the elements for at least 30 years . Most of the sheetmetal is pretty bad, but good templates. No radiator, missing one door no top bows . Will send pictures to serious parties. Not sure what its worth. Louie

This is the email from a friend, send me and email, And I'll forward it to him. Heres a list of some of the stuff that i won't be using off the terraplane...2 headlight reflectors complete engine (doesn't turn over). trans drive shaft rear end 4- new but old (with the nubs on them) 6.00x16 tires with tubes mounted and still holding air!!! electric hand steering column with steering box steering wheel (Bakelite is cracked) all horn parts (in steering wheel).emblem is gone... front seat wood frame in excellent condition with one seat spring seat tracks seat back still has ash tray in it.. complete frame no spindles.. howie I also personally have a radio, 2grilles, 1 grille shell, some handles,rear quarter windows and regs from a coupe and gauges. If you need something and dont see it, ask, I have a bunch of misc stuff. dandlrestoration@gmail.com

ahh, but its licensed and street legal.

Daryll, you have a beautiful car. I believe It did not come with running boards.It may have had accessory toe kick plates right below the doors. It should have a trim moulding on the rocker front to back and the standard door opening in the back is also correct. If you want to send me an email address, I'll email you photos of my fathers 1940 71c which is very similar. Louie