TheHotRodBuick

Seats as well. They might not look comfy but they are formed perfectly and not too bad on the butt at all. I've put a few miles in them. I have everything set up perfectly for me.

Thanks so much. Some of my time had green so I didn't know if they were the original color.

Yes they are.

I picked up this 32 Buick Model 67 a few years ago and spent the last 4 years turning it into a hot rod . Here's a few pics. Feel free to ask any questions .

Thanks for the positive words.

Thanks ... it's a very fun car to drive. The rotted wood was replaced with metal. If I was a woodworker, I'd have attempted to redo the wood , but that would have been a real pain in the rear . I will start a new thread once I get all my pictures of the build in order.

The car passes all Ontario Safety requirements. I have actually added more than is required for the year of the vehicle. I have fenders that bolt on and off for changing weather conditions , but the MTO specifications state that fenders are required to stop water from being sprayed up if it's raining. If it's not raining , they are not required ... similar to transports. The exhaust has internal baffles that make it quieter than my 2007 Toyota Tundra. I have 2 young kids , so the car was built with safety in mind. It has a functional windshield wiper , horn , all lights work , even has an elec

The frame , and full running gear ( engine, trans, axles etc ) all went to a collector here in Ontario that owns several of these Buicks . I still have the front bumper , hood sides , and a few other odds and ends along with all sorts of original booklets like the salesman booklet from 1932 and a specs book from that year . Nothing has been crushed or sent to the garbage (other than destroyed fabric)

Hey gals and guys. Figured I'd introduce myself . The name is Greg , from Ontario Canada. I purchased a barn find 1932 Model 67 a few years ago . The car was 99% complete and very solid. I did what most of you will hate ... I cut it up and hot rodded it. It got a new frame , new interior , new running gear. Here are a few before and after pictures. The green rims are going to black soon.

Hi guys. I'm new here and joined after searching for information to decode my Fisher body tag . I've gathered as much as knowing it's a 32009 meaning a Model 67 in 1932 . Can you guys help with the rest? Thanks. Greg