michel88

Gray is the correct color for the engine in 1940 Buick's.

I am very sorry for your loss. Your Dad was a great guy!

The Turnpike Cruiser that is for sale here, looks much better without the Cruiser skits IMHO.

Really good looking '55 Dodge. It looks better to me in a solid color, rather than Two tone as most were!

Very enjoyable film that gives a realistic look at 1911 New York. Thanks for posting this Mark!

The taillights are the original 63's.

I am sorry to hear that Joe has passed. I never met Joe in person but he helped me solve a difficult problem with my '40 Buick Roadmaster when I posted it in the Buick forum. He had a wealth of knowledge on old Buick's.

Good looking '49 convertible! The Crestliner trim and two tone are a custom feature that looks really nice.

This is a fantastic collection of mostly 30's to 90's Cadillac's, along with many other makes of great cars as well. The video is extremely well done, and music is great! Thanks for posting.

Looks like a nice original car. It has overdrive too.

It is a very nice Buick but would look better (IMHO) with the fender skirts, stock wheels and hub caps.

It looks like a nice '63 Riviera that is cosmetically in good shape judging by the pictures. If it checks out mechanically IMHO looks like a very good deal.

When I was in High School in the early 60's. I had a friend who had a Crosley wagon very much like this car. His father had just bought it for him. It was in great cosmetic and mechanical condition. I got a ride to school with him a few times and unfortunately He was very hard on this little gem. Every time he accelerated from a stop he wound the engine up as high as it would go and slammed it into 2nd and third speed shift style. It was a real shame and he probably destroyed that little car.

That is beautiful '41 Super. Great color paint and interior!

My '40 Roadmaster has the antenna mounted on the top centered over the windshield.