Pilgrim65
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9 hours ago, Elpad said:
Thanks Elpad, That Mr Earl was some awesome designer, pure fantasy , love it!
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Elpad
Very interesting article , who in their right mind abandons such a piece of art .
must of amazed folks in 1948, still pretty cool now.
thanks for posting
pilgrim
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to Mr Earl and John
biased as like my red, but agree white is class with top up or down.
and hadn't thought about it , but as own one , have come to appreciate the 50s buick more especially the skylark
cheers
pilgrim
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Just to finalise this thread , thought you might like to see photos , unfortunately didn't think to take before , only after cleaning, but they were brown.
Unfortunately had a small mishap , didn't realise black horizontal lines where paint, should have masked as toothbrush rubbed some sections off , currently replacing with thin black insulation tape , seems effective to the eye. Warning to others
thanks to all posters
cheers
pilgrim
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Elpad you monkey!
blue or white please ,
just taken 2 antidepressants !
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bit of cruising in that beut and probably be quite a few female opportunities
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cheers Joe
my mistake , have to get new glasses , should have been able to read badge from 6ft.
Looked up 41 olds , similar in many ways
still nice car though.
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Had the opportunity yesterday to visit private collection of very rich classic and rare car collector , here in Cyprus , some amazing Ferraris ,mcclaren, lambos and aston martins , but focused my photos to his surprising number of American examples, and by his choice of such, I think he has the hots for muscle cars.
Very nice dodge viper there , but my favourite American was the red/white corvette , stunning! What year 62?
would welcome any views , such as knowing little about muscle , apart from GTO and Grans sport are any of the models shown special
cheers
Pilgrim
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Enlightening to say the least
My list:-
not very mechanical , so only basic tools , screwdriver and pliers
Ruby essentials, easystart and gallon of gas
as others mentioned, cell phone and credit card
pretty boring really apart from an AK47, only Kidding!
cheers
pilgrim
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Ruby back on the road after sorting few small problems , great weather here for top down 26 c, running great , just in time for cruising and sightseeing with couple of your compatriots arriving on 23rd for a couple of weeks, should be fun , mind you he's a muscle car fan!
cheers
pilgrim
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just an update, have purchased good quality chrome polish and with a toothbrush set to improving rust spots . pretty good results , although showing pitting, 3 of the 6 are presentable , the other 3 are passable , but plan to replace with repos later in year.
thanks again for help
cheers
pilgrim
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guess so , she misses me
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Not superstitious, but think there's a naughty gremlin who's taken a fancy to my car
while back Uk a friend rang me and told me my front offside tyre was flat, he organised local tyre shop to sort , thought back on , job done!
when I came back to Cyprus tyre looked ok, but couldn't start car , did my usual trick , taking off air filter and holding hand over carb , no luck, bought some easy start bingo started and ran for a few seconds, then died . Tought perhaps fuel pump needs a jog , so used plenty of easy start , car ran for 30 seconds and died. Definitely fuel problem, took off fuel line near carb , nothing , tried to suck petrol , nothing , disappointed , probably fuel pump broken or blocked , bit beyond my current mechanic skills , so organised car club mechanics .They did simiar checks , then went under car and found damaged fuel line ! obviously caused by tyre fitter jack. Replaced with new copper fuel line , off we go.
Next day tyre flat again!
got to be that gremlin
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thanks guys for advice,
have noted website of repos and will buy if my attempts at cleaning are not acceptable
cheers
pilgrim
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Hi Special education
my special is a 53 , those repos sound interesting could you pm me with details
many thanks
pilgrim
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Morning Guys
Just arrived back in Cyprus , was excited about taking Ruby out for first run of year, took cover off and whilst cleaning and polishing noticed rust in belly of portholes, bit disappointing as always dry them after washing. Whats best to use chrome cleaner or washing up pad , suppose once pitted that's it . may remove next winter and have rechromed in uk,
cheers
pilgrim
Raise your hand if you drove at least one old Buick this weekend
in Buick - General
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looks like a great winning combination,