Mike Mowen

Thank you Oregon Desert model 45

While taking inventory of my parts I’m missing the hood latches and handles for each side for my hood on my 22-4-36 coupe. If anyone has photos of the latches and handles to share It would help me know what I’m looking for.

Do you have any knowledge of 1922 Buick 22-4-36 hood latch’s and handles? I’m missing both and trying to see what I’ll be searching for

While taking inventory of my parts I’m missing the hood latch and handles for each side for my 22-4-36. I’ll also have to have splash aprons modified

Finally Found the badge now back to finding the splash aprons

Did you happen to sell your 22 Buick? I have a 22 Coupe and looking for splash apron dimensions so I can fabric new ones.

This is the one I thought it should be thanks for confirming. Now I just need to find one.

Does anyone know which Radiator emblem was used on the 22-4-36 McLaughlin Buick Coupe? I have picked up the regular Buick emblem but would like to find the correct badge for my car. From the attached photo showing the 1916 badge that just shows McLaughlin was that used until the second badge that show 1924 with both names replaced it?

I think the tire carrier can be made to work the bracket attaching it to the car is a little different on the 22’s and 23’s but I can have that part fabricated. At least it’s an option until I can find and original which may not happen and I can get a taillight mounted. It’s very difficult to find McLaughlin Buick items.

Thank you I’m sure I can make it work. I’m in Arizona until April then heading back home to Michigan what state are you in perhaps we could make a detour on our return trip. If we can’t meet I’d be happy to pay shipping.

I’m part way there I purchased this off eBay. I still need the spare tire bracket so the search continues.

I know it’s been a few years but are there Any parts left

Does anyone have a photo of the taillight and bracket for a 22 McLaughlin Buick 22-4-36 coupe? Mine is missing and I’ve seen a couple different styles and would like to know what I should be looking for.

Does anyone have a photo of the taillight for a 22 McLaughlin Buick 22-4-36 coupe? Mine is missing and would like to know what I should be looking for.

Thanks for the info I think I’m all set for the engine but I won’t know what I’ll need until I get into it. I’m in AZ for the winter and I gearing up to start working on my 22 this summer.

Looking for Splash Aprons or dimensions to have fabricated. Also interested in anything related to my 22 coupe 4 cylinder. Interested in getting a manual wirh photo and diagrams too.

Just joined the group..... I own a 39 Buick Special and a 22 McLaughlin Buick 4 cylinder coupe. I use to drive the 39 often but life got in the way and it’s been stored for around 35 years. When I got the 22 about 30 years ago it was partly disassembled so I’m looking for manuals, diagrams and detailed photos to help me locate a few parts I’m missing and to reassemble. The biggest item I need are the splash pans that I’m sure I will need to have fabricated but I need the dimensions so any suggestions would be appreciated. The other big task that I need to be cautious about is getting it running again and what to watch out for. I know to pull the plugs and add loosening oils and giving them time to work but beyond that any advice is welcomed. i live in Michigan but in AZ for the winter if there are any local Buick groups

I own a 39 Buick Special and a 22 McLaughlin Buick 4 cylinder coupe. I use to drive the 39 often but life got in the way and it’s been stored for around 35 years. When I got the 22 about 30 years ago it was partly disassembled so I’m looking for manuals, diagrams and detailed photos to help me locate a few parts I’m missing and to reassemble. The biggest item I need are the splash pans that I’m sure I will need to have fabricated but I need the dimensions so any suggestions would be appreciated. The other big task that I need to be cautious about is getting it running again and what to watch out for. I know to pull the plugs and add loosening oils and giving them time to work but beyond that any advice is welcomed.