MrEarl

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You might as well turn around now then

If anybody is coming, that hasn’t left home yet, if you’re not planning on keeping the August issue of the Bugle, (with my BS&S article) I would appreciate if you would bring it to me. I ended up with nare a hard copy.

Great that you’re getting to see the fall colors. They’re mostly browns around here due to the three month drought we had at the end of summer. Happy trails.

Indeed, SAFE TRAVELS on the Buick Highway everyone!!! And thank you all again for coming, some of you for many hundreds of miles, just for this one day event. Currently we have around 40 Buicks coming plus my 4, just the right number to allow time for looking them all over and meeting their owners. It's gonna be a HOOT!!! Buickly, Lamar and Rita

BTT for some ever interesting reading

She is ain't she

Workin on it

and 🙏

Good luck wit dat. Only one I’ve ever seen. Took me months to talk @MetroPetroout of it. 😄 Thanks again Ed!!!

From Larry Schramm BRASS BUICKS YAHOO GROUP

It was a runner up for the window shade design along with several others. The Joe Louis one will be on display next to a box of cigars 😁

Thank Jordan! 😆 now to get it cleaned up and filled with some silver certificates 🥴😆

My son came down yesterday and helped move this beast. So looks like you’re off the hook @Machine Gun

Here is Will, the shade mural artist. He and his pretty wife Marie just celebrated their 9th anniversary. I was in error earlier, it was a Super, not a Roadmaster.

Hanging these babies today. Came from the same dealership (the name and location of which escapes me at the moment) the 500 lb cash register came from.

When authentic ones cost $thousands, you improvise.

@38Buick 80C got dates for Ed, so's he won't have any excuses😄

Charlotte in 2025. Maybe BG will have an after party 😁

A somewhat unexpected element of the light filtering shades was the luminous effect they had outside at night when the lights were on inside. It’s even more impressive in person. And from the inside during the day with no lights on. With the lights on it creates a rather nice ambiance and mood for an early shot of scotch and a good cigar.

He is quite! You’ll get to meet him at the shindig 😊

Not after the paint fully dried/cured. He actually kept the experimental one a couple weeks to see if any problems came up. The artist is actually a good friend whom I met through this forum when he had a ‘53 Roadmaster and needed help cranking it and was having problems with brakes. Somewhat like me, mechanicin ain’t his forte but we worked through it all. https://www.willeskridge.com/