Cornpanzers Riv
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Sorry for the confusion. It is indeed a Carter.
Does anyone ever installed a electrical and if so what’s the best way to do that? Thanks for the help
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Make me an offer and you can chat about them all you want 😎
seriously, want them gone. Thx
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No, I do not. Thanks
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I have a friend with a nicely restored 63. It has the stock four-jet carb. When the car sits for more than a day or so, it won’t start without priming. I’m familiar with the typical Q-jet leak, but have never heard of the Carter doing the same thing.
Any suggestions on how to deal with this? Thx
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Still available. Make offer please
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Still available....
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Good pair of lenses. $40 plus shipping from Ohio
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Early cap. Lip a little beat up. Nice spinner. Cone has some pitting. Good for a driver or for parts.
$40 plus shipping from Ohio
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Not perfect, but pretty good. Lower left corner lifting, but could be glued down. $25 plus shipping from Ohio
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Just pulled out of a garage attic from the early 80s. NOS mats. Not perfect, but really nice. Slight discoloring in a couple areas, but will look great in a car.
$150 obo
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Gauge cluster panel and glovebox facia panel. What you see is what you get. No circuit panel on gauge cluster.
$80 plus shipping from Ohio
thx
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Anyone... bueller....
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Used wire hubcap with two spinners. One crease on the lip, otherwise good. Good for a driver or for restoration.
$50 plus shipping from Ohio
contact me at Cornpanzer@sbcglobal.net
David
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63 Service Manuals sold.
63 Dealer book pending
67 book still available
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NOS 63 Buick Chassis and Body Manuals new in boxes. Excellent condition with only a little discoloration on covers.
$100 pair67 Buick Chassis Manual. Good condition. $35
63 Buick Dealer Service Information book. Service updates, special tools, flat-rate info...very cool and rare. $60
All prices plus shipping from Ohio
contact me at Cornpanzer@sbcglobal.net
David
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Do not sandblast! Sand will pit the aluminum
i took mine to a local vibratory tumbler and had them tumbled for a nice even Matt finish
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Anywayyyy... getting this back on topic. I finally got some time to do some work. Spent last weekend putting the headliner in. Working in the driveway… Low 90s… Humidity…turned out pretty good although I lost a few pounds in water weight.
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Looks great Dave. It's hard to find a traditional looking wheel that doesn't look too "muscle car".
I might buy a set so that I can change the look on my project.
The other Dave C in Ohio. ?
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On 7/17/2018 at 7:24 PM, RivNut said:
Ironic. A really nice wood wheel on a car in a year in which the wood wheel was not an option.
Not “ironic” at all (particularly when you read the definition of that word). It was fully intentional. That wheel goes well with the later wheels, 65 grill and 425 / Turbo 400 from a 64. I love the interior and trim of the 63 with the improvements of later cars.
Rivnut, feel free to limit your unsolicited negetive comments to other threads
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It’s not perfect, but it’s pretty nice. Nicest wood wheel I have ever had
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Still lots to do
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More progress...slow as it may be
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Sent you a PM
thx
63 Riv Rochester Carb - how to fix empty bowl after sitting for a day or two
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