Rust Hunter

Car is up at a friend's house right now, I won't be able to get up that way for a couple days to check and see all what's needed but I know the distributor cap is broken. I assume it will also need a rotor and possibly a set of points. Thanks Scott

Thanks. I'm excited to get this project underway. I've restored a number of model A and T Ford's but with those the parts are so plentiful.

Recently bought a 1922 Buick. Someone had started going thru the engine but thru course of last couple owners some of the major parts are lost. Titled as a 1921 the model plate states it as a 22-35. It's got a 4cyl engine the rockers were taken apart and one of the brackets that bolt them to the head is missing. Also the lower pan to the bellhousing is absent along with valve covers. No indication of any front motor mount. Distributor cap is broken and transmission may need some help,for at the moment unable to shift into all the gears. Haven't pulled cover yet to see problem. Also in need of the choke ? Idle mix knob? I'm new to Buicks so any advice would be appreciated. Scott Hank hanksrestorationplus@gmail.com. phone# 425 238-9920 I'm in the Seattle area Washington State.

Would like to know who ended up with these engines?/parts??? I recently purchased a 1922 Buick 22-35. It's a 4 cyl model it's missing rocker arm bracket, lower bellhousing valve covers and possibly other engine and trans. Parts.

😏Have a W5 engine for sale. Turns over. Distributer gears still usable.potmettle housing has small chunk out of one of screw holes but still very good. Make offer😓