pont35cpe
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Maybe you could make one of these work..https://www.ebay.com/itm/195697579263 https://www.ebay.com/itm/203686234599 https://www.ebay.com/itm/322134427315
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Is the latch a plunger tongue type, or roller in a track? Is it possible to use a flat screwdriver or flat bar, working from inside into the latch area and maybe pop it open that way?
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5 hours ago, Gearheadengineer said:
I just saw this: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1066717767679175
That looks like a 233 cu in for a 40series
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`36 Dodge
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8 hours ago, RRS said:
I can use it. where are you loacted?
Be careful..
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1936 Plymouth..
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Here are some, 3 different sizes. https://www.ebay.com/itm/200911214096 https://www.ebay.com/itm/194849997555 https://www.ebay.com/itm/191400050724
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That`s actually for a `35 Oldsmobile.. that`s for the drivers side, passenger side would have the key lock. You have the inside handle 180deg off, need to flip it. `35 Chevy Master, Pontiac, and Oldsmobile used this type handles on the front suicide doors, difference being the detail of the exterior handle, interior handles are all the same.
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`35 project
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There is most likely at least 100,000mi on top of the 28,239. Interior looks moldy.
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Skidplate, i bought a set of Chevy beauty trim rings for my `36 Buick 40series artillery wheels. The Chevy ones are not as deep as the Buick ones, they`ll fit, but there is a 1/4" gap at the back. Most people will not notice the difference.
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Do you realize the assembly is laying upside down..Buick wheels were mounted with bolts back then.
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Carnut, i don`t know if the brackets you`re looking for might be same/similar to a `37 Buick. Call Dave Tacheny 763 427 3460 4-7pm central M-F He parts out mid to late `30s Buicks..
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Fasteners & Hardware for 1929-41 GM vehicles.. Rex Weber owner. Anyone familiar with this? It may be a thing of the past. Anyone know if the business closed, or if someone else took it over?
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Guessing.. `40s-early `50s Buick
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Agree with Str8-8-Dave. Those plastic Quadrajet floats were bad about getting saturated, and not as buoyant as they should be. Being rebuilt, dosen`t mean the re-builder installed a new float.
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Mine was "our records show item delivered".. I`d bought an item for a 36 Buick, tracked it from the start, to "delivered in/at mailbox". "Item" in my mail box, was a piece of a cardboard box with my name/address on it, stuffed inside of a zip lock baggie..
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I can`t find anything from `28, only early `30s. 1930-1934: Right side of rear crossmember or under left front fender
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On 12/14/2022 at 8:09 AM, pont35cpe said:
1938 - 1947 Buick Transmission Inner Torque Ball Retainer 2104 GM 1390735 1939, 1940, (Fits 1938 Series 40 and 1940-1947 Series 40 and 50) Now "free", just pay shipping from 75090
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May have been registered with the engine number..
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5 minutes ago, roysboystoys said:
1935-36 Packard? 120 series?
Correct..
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1982 S-10, bought new 18Dec`81. Original weak suck 2.8 died at 64,000mi. On my 3rd 4.3 now with 700R4OD. Currently 954,040mi.
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On 12/14/2023 at 3:16 PM, Jolly_John said:
I hate to be critical, but the mounting clips on the reproduction from Chevs of the 40's seem really crude. Just one guy's opinion, of course. John
I don`t think this type would fit on a `36 Buick bumper, too much radius on the top and bottom of the bumper. Looks like it is made for a flat faced bumper.
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Pictures?