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I've got a fuel pump on the way. Thanks Everyone

Looks like fun !

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Here's a thread about gas tanks; http://forums.aaca.org/showthread.php?t=381939

A good way to go.

In my view, a replacement tank does not significantly alter the originality of a '55 Roadmaster... Unless you are trying to restore it to a 400 point trailer queen that never drives on the street One of the beautiful things about our Roadmasters is the joy of driving the smooth running machines on the highway Were we talking about a '53 Skylark, that might be a different discussion. And if, you went with a replacement tank, it does not mean that you have to discard your original....

It's a good question. I would weigh the cost of restoration vs a replacement. I elected to stay with the original tank. Mine only needed a good cleaning. So, that decision was easy for me. It's all about the 'Benjamins'.... How many to want to spend....

Welcome to AACA forum, This forum also hosts the Buick Club of America (BCA) forum On the forum's home page, scroll down to the Buick section, for a Buick BCA specific forum

It's difficult to find mechanics that are willing to work on old cars. For those that DO work on old cars; With the time it takes to find parts, they tend to push the old car to the back burner, In order to work on something that they can get out the door and make some cash flow. Do a search on this site for '55 Buick gas tank. The is a reproduction tank that is close to what our cars need. (I've still got my original tank)

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OK Lance. let me see what Lamar has. I'll let you know ether way thanks.

PM sent, thanks Lamar

NEEDED; rebuildable fuel pump for 1955 Buick 322 mine is a late '55 322 early pump or late pump I've used both successfully Please reply on this thread Thanks

NEEDED; rebuildable fuel pump for 1955 Buick 322 mine is a late '55 322 early pump or late pump I've used both successfully Please reply on this thread Thanks

For cars that have not been driven for awhile , You can expect the water pump to need replacing after a few miles of being put back in service. Also today's ethanol gasoline blend will degrade gaskets and seals in the fuel pump and carburetor Be prepared to replace these

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I'm best at putting the gas in

Bienvenido a la forum de AACA y BCA !! un automóvil hermoso !!

An aftermarket horn button can be hidden under the carpet, near the dimmer switch. Making a foot operated horn. ..... I know of a '55 Buick that's had that fix for years...

Earlier this year, I sent a package to Canada, via USPS. The package left Birmingham Alabama. Went SOUTH to Miami Florida. Spent three days in customs. Then north to Canada