Ralph Fredericks

looking for the rear door molding (stainless) for my 4 door convertible. Ralph Fredericks email: ralphcpa7@gmail.com

Yes we will have it ready for the show on that Saturday. It took us a full day with 7 guys to retrieve that car from the rear garage. We were able to inflate 3 of the 4 tires & needed a small car to pull it out onto the street to load on my trailer. See u then. I live minutes away from Parsippany so I will drive it.

I believe that is my article written by a member of the BCA who assisted the owner in selling the car ralph

Carl this website has eluded me for years & I found it hard to get used to it. The front seat was missing & the gas tank was rusted so we fabricated a new one. Paul Rickman was my main source for the seat & original head lights & horns . The gas tank is almost finished that’s to a friend, so it hasn’t been on the road other than once. It will be at the eastern AACA next month in Parsippany. We did replace the brake pads, all wheel bearings, had the front seat totally redone. The car was originally blue under the black paint. I was able to find an original trunk guess what in blue so that will go on once we finish buffing the paint

Bernie, got it for $5,500 not knowing whether the engine turned over. I have invested another $20,000 on top of that to assure it was drivable. The engine I am glad today is solid. I have owned Buick of the 30’s since I was 15. 65 years ago🤣. It took 7 guys a full day to retrieve the car from a detached garage in Queens & transport it to New Jersey opps 55 years ago.

I am the guy that purchased the 33’ Buick 97’ series out of Queens nyc in 2017. It does run no issues with 53,000 miles. Needed a new gas tank, fuel pump, wheel bearings, white walls, tubes, muffler. Got it at the right price but boy does the dollars add up Ralph BCA #1219