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  1. Somebody has to have a decent driver door panel like this one for my 1972 Skylark.  It is white at the top, wood grain center and black rug bottom premium panel.  Picture below is the nasty one in there now.  My passenger side is marginal but I could just replace the rug portion on the bottom and use it for now.   I will take a pair if someone has a set.  I have paint and body work being done shortly and would rather find used ones that are decent than buy expensive re-pops right now.  I want to put the funds to use for other things I need.  Help!

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  2. Beautiful center button for a Tri-5 Pontiac pulled from a 4 door sedan in an old closed junkyard on a mountain.  It is in excellent shape with a brilliant center disc and clear plastic.  Not crazed, cracked with really nice original chrome trim.  I believe as nice as you can find used at that age.  $75 + the shipping.

     

    The car has parts still intact, let me know what you need  and I can check.

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  3. I found a very nice pair of IH Metro rear doors at an old yard in PA.  They have rust but considering how old they are the rust out is minimal.  The remains of the business name are still on the lower part of the doors.  I believe it was a laundry service truck.  The upper hinges still work and the door latch mechanism is still in place. The truck also has both side rub rails intact on the body as well.  I posted  pics if someone is interested let me know.  I know that the driver side rear door has a small hole in the very bottom.  From memory I believe the passenger side rear door has no holes.  I have seen these with the doors rotted completely off at the bottom these are far better than that.  I could get more pics and I would have to remove them if someone wants them.

     

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  4. I live in PA.  Not looking to fry tires.  There is an 82 carbed Turbo car in my neighborhood blown engine.  Those carbed turbos were not too good.  I had a 79 I know.  The car has nice Buick wheels and is an automatic of course.  My wheels started turning on the 300 engine in it.  I have a 4 bbl carb and intake set up that I could put on the 79,000 mile 300 that would help the performance a little but a 300 with low miles would be a performance upgrade to a carbed V6 from that period and would be a neat conversation piece for sure.

  5. I have a nice clean 300 ci Buick engine just sitting around with 76,000 miles.  I came across a clean Regal body that needs an engine.  My wheels started turning.  Regal was a V6 (which is shot) not sure of the condition of the trans in the car, though it is said to be good.  Would a 300 work?  If so what motor mounts would be required,  Obviously a different radiator would be needed.  Thoughts?

  6. Update:  I did speak to one of the guys who were there when the car was unloaded off the flatbed after purchase. He indicated that the floor and frame looked solid, especially given the age.  I can try and confirm that if someone expresses interest in the car.  It is not mine so I would have to go over to where it is and try and look around under it.

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  7. Really complete 1970 Buick Electra 225 convertible for sale.  The car is not mine, operating condition unknown.  I do not know much about the car itself pretty much other than what the pictures show. Per the owner.... it is a 455 car complete with engine and transmission.  He got the car but did not try and start it as far as I know.  He got it out of an estate when someone passed away and it was inside a garage where it had sat and needed to be removed.  It has been sitting outside since he picked it up (about 2 months) and the top leaked soaking the rug so it got wet inside with the wet weather we got here in PA but he indicated it was dry when he got it.  I did not open the hood (has lip edge rust) as the car was in a private driveway and I did not need issues!  It has a clean title and can be transferred per the owner.  I noticed the last inspection was NY 2007.   Car has a dark brown leather interior, front seat needs work, needs a rug and a new canvass top.  Car has power windows and the door switches are in place and look intact.  Odometer shows 64,361 but I do not know if it is correct or rolled over.   I could not open the trunk so I have no idea about it's condition.  There is a car cover stuffed inside currently on the front seat and the owners manual is in the car.  Car has complete convertible top assembly, nice dash and pad, road wheels with 3 centers (need polished out) and has it's skirts.  Rear quarters are really not bad neither are the skirts.  Car needs left front fender for sure, right front needs work at bottom and the lower doors need some work.  I could not look at the floors and frame where it sat.   I am a Buick guy and frequent this site so he asked me to put it up here for him because of the audience.  In drive train and parts alone it is desirable.  I in no way guarantee anything and am doing the best I can to describe it.  This car is not turn key, has rust and would need to be flatbed or towed.  The seller owns a tow and recovery company and he will work with a buyer on transport but that would be up to the buyer to work out with him.  I have more pictures and can send them if you contact me and give me an email address to shoot them to.  If you are serious about the car, contact me and I will then send the owners personal contact information.  He is busy with his business so he asked me to put it out here.  He is asking $2500 obo.  

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  8. Packard engine I found in an old yard.  When I looked under the hood of the Hudson it was in I was shocked at how complete the thing was.  I am thinking it is a 320?  The transmission is there too.  It is in a Hudson body probably a 56.  I know this was a transition time within the Hudson/Packard .  I have no price listed because I have to determine when and if I am going to pull the drivetrain or yank out the whole car.  This time of the year up here is difficult with weather.  I have to gauge the interest before I move forward and the Packard part of this site does not split for sale/general etc like my Buick guys do. 

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  9. I found what I believe is a 1956 Windsor 4 door in an old junkyard.  I wanted to check for an engine but the hood was frozen down tight so I squirted WD to let it sit and maybe free up the release.  What were the engine choices for the Windsor?  I am a GM guy so I am not so up on those cars.  I know Mopar had a hemi V8 at that time and my dad couldn't remember what engine was in his 56 Desoto.  My dad had a 56 DeSoto Firedome same vintage that had the fins and the 3 vertical lights in the fins, it light up like a Christmas tree when he stepped on the brake.  The Windsor had one big lense in the fin on both sides but the lenses are gone.  It has a push button trunk release and the Windsor script is in gold.  I took pictures with my phone transferred the zip file to my pictures on my computer it would not attach here.  This is a single picture that I uploaded first that I attached.  I will pull parts, price and list on this site if there is an interest.

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  10. Need help identifying what I believe is an early to mid 50's Chrysler New Yorker or Windsor grill found pretty much intact.  Stainless is in nice shape especially given the age.  Found it at my honey hole yard last week in a barn.  Would like to flip it but need positive identification first.  I wish I could find grills this nice for my cars!

     

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  11. Yeah, the car is for sure a 1956 and it looks like the 1957 is pretty similar.  The engine is pictured, CID were they?  The carb is there and the plug wires on it are yellowish see through, you can see the inner wire inside.  The car is older than what I collect so it is out of my wheelhouse.  The owner of the land is a really nice old guy.  I enjoyed talking to him.  He has a lot of old trucks out there too, quite a few International pickups, Scouts and Travelall's.  

  12. This appears to be a 57 Hornet 4 door?  It looks like one of the combo cars when the makes were merging.  it has that (AMC/Hudson) combo look to it.  It is a little bit out of my wheelhouse as I am more into the 60's stuff  Engine bay is very complete. It has bumpers and a grill It has a continental tire kit on the back that looks factory. Don't get me wrong there is weather damage but the car is fairly complete.  Interior is largely there even the steering wheel center emblem is in place.  I will add more pictures.  I found a honeyhole junkyard loaded with unusual old cars.  I could live in there!

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