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  1. This is an NOS Second and Third Speed Transmission Sliding Gear (or Sleeve). Genuine GM, in original factory box. Group 4.414, Part # 1307805. Essential for a smooth shift between 2nd and 3rd gear. Fits the following: 1939 Buick, 40 Series 1940-1950 Buick, 40 and 50 Series, all, without automatic trans I only have one available. The price is just $40, plus shipping.
  2. This is an NOS Second and Third Speed Transmission Sliding Gear (or Sleeve). Genuine GM, in original factory box. Group 4.414, Part # 1307805. Essential for a smooth shift between 2nd and 3rd gear. Fits the following: 1939 Buick, 40 Series 1940-1950 Buick, 40 and 50 Series, all, without automatic trans. 1939 Oldsmobile, Model F39, G39, L39 1940 Oldsmobile, Model F40, G40, L40 1941-1949 Oldsmobile, Model F41, F42, E41, E42, G41, G42, J41, J42, H41, L41, L42, 66, 76, 78, 98 1939 Pontiac, Model P8, P6 Deluxe 1940-49 Pontiac Torpedo Streamliner, Model 24, 25, 26, 26D, 27, 28, 28D, 29 I only have one available. The price is just $40, plus shipping.
  3. Hi, Ersell. i have a new-old-stock 2nd to 3rd sliding gear for your transmission. An important part for smooth shifting. It is part "BD" in the transmission parts breakdown that 1939_Buick posted above. I just sent you a private message here on the forum, with a photo and pricing. Just click on the little envelope in the top right corner of this page. Thanks. John
  4. For what it's worth, one of these well-done faux convertible tops had been installed on a 1985 Old Toronado I owned back in the day. I felt it was a classy upgrade to an already good-looking car. John
  5. Thanks for the reply, 63 Supersport. Sorry, but my question wasn't stated very clearly. The headlights currently on your truck are incorrect. I was asking if you had the original ones somewhere at your end. John
  6. Hi. Are the original headlights hanging around somewhere? Thanks. John
  7. Hi, John. Thanks for checking in. I'm replying to you in a private message here on the forum. Just click on the little envelope found in the top right corner of this page. John
  8. Thanks for checking in, Jim. I just sent you a private message here on the site. Just click on the little envelope at the top right of this page. John
  9. Geez, you always made ME pay for the shipping in our past deals, Lamar. Are you softening somewhat, as the years pile up? Your equally old BUICK pal, John
  10. Tom, Mike's original post was from 10 years ago, not one year, as you indicated. I know it's already been suggested in replies guys have made to your other "center section-wanted" posts recently...but have you tried Dave Tachney? Best of luck in your search. John
  11. ITEM #1, the new-in-box ANCO windshield wiper motor is STILL AVAILABLE. Keith has decided to pass on it. And, thanks Keith for letting me know...very good of you. John
  12. "$225, or best offer". Nice find for this guy, Dave. John
  13. Yes, break time, Jim. Things have been going entirely too well up to this point! John
  14. I'm with The 55er. No retaining ring involved. Everything looks quite corroded from old, old coolant. You may need to grab hold of the thermostat with a pliers and wiggle the heck out of it, while pulling. Of course, you'll be installing a new thermostat, but I'm assuming that was your intent. Don't be shy in applying a little force. John
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