Buckboard
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I'm looking at purchasing a 1951 Nash airflyte, it's been sorta redone a few years back.
After talking to the seller , brakes have been done, fuel lines done,has been changed to 12 volts. From what I gather is all it needs is a lot of cosmetic details done. Needs some trim pieces,and all the weather strips. Are parts hard to find,just doing a quick search I really can't find anything.
Asking price is 4,200. It does have a clear pa title. I have not yet seen in person yet, I will here in a few weeks. My daughter is going to check it out for me, she lives about 20 minutes away,I live 3 hours away.
Thanks for any information or advice.
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has anyone heard if they are aaca elegable? I have seen them at shows before.
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I was wondering the same thing, I was looking for the chocolate sales tent!
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I got home last night from Hershey and the one buses pictured in here it was actually sitting at the motel in DuBois PA they must have been heading home I noticed it when I drove by I work at the local mall I work at the local mall anb it was parked in hotel parking lot there!
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I have nos jeep truck ,Cherokee chief left front fender and inner/ fender extension both left side.
I am bringing them with me on Thursday, also some 60s to 70s Mopar parts catalogs for sale
I will be walking the flea market Thursday morning. Let me know if anyone is interested.
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Looking for parts for a 1960 McDonough Buckboard, mainly rear fenders.
And some 1978 Chrysler boat emblems.
1951 Nash airflyte
in American Motors (AMC), Nash, & Rambler
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I know it's not an ambassador, I thought the statesman was a two-door this is actually a four-door with a flathead six it is a standard shift.
Headliner and bows are missing some of the Chrome is missing it has been repainted in the past it doesn't look bad the seller's telling me it doesn't need a new hood which he has he is put on the fuel lines on it all new brakes on it all the way around, master cylinder wheel cylinders ,lines.
He's had it converted to 12 volts why I don't know, I had a 51 desoto that was 6 volt and didn't have a problem with that. Said there's a small hole in the rear floor, and someone made new door cards for it but never finished them I don't have any pictures yet.
It is 3 hours from me my daughter who lives about 20 minutes from where it's at is going to go take a look at it for me. The gentleman says it starts right up he's never had it out on the road because it's not licensed which to me I drive around the neighborhood all the time when I get something nobody ever bothers me and don't do anything stupid.