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  1. I have a 56 super convertible. The receptacle/connector is for one of the rear quarters.......all of the windows ,except the drivers, use the same single switch connector. Thanks
  2. I'm in search of a power window switch CONNECTOR for a 1955-56 Buick......pretty sure the same connectors were used in most of the Buick models. Photo attached. If anyone happens to have one, would much appreciate hearing from you. Thank you, Larry
  3. I'm in search of a power window switch CONNECTOR for a 1955-56 Buick. Photo attached. If anyone happens to have one, would much appreciate hearing from you. Thank you, Larry
  4. I'm in search of a power window switch CONNECTOR for a 1955-56 Buick. Photo attached. If anyone happens to have one, would much appreciate hearing from you. Thank you, Larry
  5. DO YOU HAPPEN TO KNOW IF THE 55 & 56 ANTENNAS ARE THE SAME . THANKS, LARRY
  6. Do you have the radio antenna available? Thanks Larry
  7. Does anyone have a left hand rotating trunk lock cylinder and key set for a 1955-56 Buick Super or Roadmaster. I have a used L.H. cylinder but no working key. Locksmiths tell me they can not rekey. Thanks, Larry
  8. Does anyone have a left hand rotating trunk lock cylinder and key set for a 1955-56 Buick Super or Roadmaster. I have a used L.H. cylinder but no working key. Locksmiths tell me they can not rekey. Thanks, Larry
  9. Agree.....It should be easy to fabricate a new piece. Planned to use a short piece of angle iron stock. Thanks.
  10. The planets have finally aligned.....I now have seat tracks from a 56 Buick Super convertible. Thank you for all of your responses and suggestions. I'm still in need of a couple of small items.....namely one of the small brackets that bolts to the bottom of the seat frame and supports the horizontal equalizing rod. I have he passenger side bracket shown in the attached pics. I'm in need of the driver's side bracket which is a mirror image of the passenger side. Also I believe there is an addition smaller diameter rod that connects between the two sides of the equalizing rod. If anyone has one of these items or may know where to find one, would really appreciate the help. Thanks to all again, Larry
  11. Do have the front seat tracks. Thanks, Larry
  12. Help!....Does anyone have any horizontal (2-way) power seat tracks or any PHOTOS of the Horizontal (2-way) seat tracks used in the 56C convertibles. I'm in need of the tracks and don't know what they look like. The attached photo shows a portion of the installed tracks prior to disassembly. Unfortunately I didn't do the disassembly and the tracks are missing. I'm guessing there are other 2 door Buick models that also used the horizontal power tracks. Thanks, Larry
  13. Thank you to everyone for your responses. I'm really at a loss here having not done the disassembly and getting to see what the 2-way tracks actually look like. I'm guessing I could make a manual track work. I've been offered a pair of slides from one of our thoughtful members but just do not know if they are the correct type. I've included a couple of photos. I'm guessing these tracks are from 6-way seats. Can anyone verify that for me. Does anyone happen to have a photo of a 2-way power seat track? Thank you all again, Larry
  14. I'm currently restoring a 1956 Buick Super Convertible. The car was in a mostly disassembled condition when I bought it.......most of resto parts were included. Unfortunately, I'm missing the front seat tracks. This model was equipped with the 2-way power seat option. I do have all the seats and power seat motor/actuator screw. What I'd like to know is if the seat tracks that are used for the 2-way power seats are unique ........or are they the same tracks used for the manual actuator seats. I have not found any photos, drawings or description of the 2-way seat operation. Hometown Buick does discuss the 6-way seats in detail but not much info on the 2-way. I'm wondering if they just use the same manual seat tracks and drive the seats fore and aft with the electric drive screw. If that's the case I can more likely find some replacement tracks. I've attached a photo of the seat before it was disassembled that shows a portion of the original seat track and a photo of the existing seat actuator. Really appreciate any info or help. Thanks, Larry
  15. Wanted to buy. 2-way power seat tracks for a 1956 Buick Super (56C). Thank you, Larry
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