Dvlchaser

Thanks Hugh, after looking at the place on the front firewall it looks like it is a 1926 model 20.

The title I got when I purchased it says 1925 Coach series 26? It has the correct vin number on the title so I assume it is correct? My knowledge base on this and similar cars is still in the infancy stage, so it may be a 26.

Here is what it looked like when I picked it up…

Not from Mass, from Springfield Colo. Old farmer had 40+ old cars stored in old storage buildings. This one only set outside for a few years. Very little rust and body is in remarkably good condition. Just need to replace the roof and re-upholster the seats. Runs, but am going to replace all the fluids and lubricants.

Hugh, just reread what I sent you last night and realized I forgot to give you my email address. It may afford me the means to communicate with others as the forum seems to be challenging. thanks again for your response Patrick

BTW Hugh, I joined aaca but am having trouble navigating the site. It is probably my issue, however I cannot find how notifications are done….ie email, or some media source. I just stumbled on your response while searching for info on the top. If I need to contact someone or go to an info site would be happy to do so. Any help would be appreciated. Patrick

Thanks Hugh, Patrick O’Brien here aka Dvlchaser. Just purchased my 25 standard coach. Car is in really good condition when you consider it’s age. Original engine starts and the car drives without a problem. Biggest issue I have is knowing what to do with the roof. I will look at the link you sent me. Btw, I am not too far from you, live in Norman ok.

Good evening, just purchased a 1925 Buick 26 coach and need to replace the roof. Saw your post from 2017 and wondering if you still have the drawings for the wood pieces? Please let me know if you do and I will be happy to send you the funds for them. Thanks, Dvlchaser