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  1. 14 hours ago, Flivverking said:

    State library of Pennsylvania , has the city directories of the period in all areas. They maybe online?

    Thank you

    14 hours ago, kingrudy said:

    You might check to see if there is a BCA chapter in that area. They might have some of that information in their chapters archives. Or you very well may get that information from the Bugle if you are a member. 

    Thanks

    Great Idea

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  2. Thank you. That's a great idea.

    7 minutes ago, misterc9 said:

    You might be able to find an old City Directory from that era. They were published annually. A lot of businesses used them. They listed every business and residence in the city. A library might have one.

    I would guess that city directories might be housed in libraries only in adjacent areas. I will try via the internet. Thanks

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  3. Availability of state license records vary with different states; but that would be your best bet.

    I doubt you will find any dealer records that old to help with this quest...

    State license info is a good idea. Now all I have to do is get the DMV of a few East Coast states to cooperate!

    Thanks,

    Billy Buick

  4. Thank you for your response.

    I only know the name of one previous owner, but inside one of the pages of the original shop manual, I found a model description and price card. It says "prices for the Allegheny and Pittsburgh area of Pennsylvania. I have to assume the car may have originated from a dealership in PA.

    I bought the car from a private owner in New Hampshire who says the car spent some time in Massachusetts. But it all the info I have.

    I am trying to find out which Buick dealers were around in 1938 in the Pittsburgh and Allegheny area.

    Any suggestions you could give would be appreciated.

    Thx.

  5. I don't have a '41 Buick but in the '38 shop manual it suggests to depress the clutch pedal then push the starter to the floor. I do this all the time and it works fine for my '38. It might be worth a try.

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