daveheitz

Just wondering what the safe cruising speed should be on a restored 1934 Buick Model 66-C. Should I be able to cruise 55-60 mph with out fear of throwing a rod or doing other damage? How was the Model 60 engine rated in terms of performance? Thanks so much for your help. Dave Heitz

As the new owner of a beautifully restored 1934 Buick, Model 66C, I was wondering what the safe cruising speed might be. Can I do 55-60 mph all day with out fear of throwing a rod or doing other damage? Thanks so much. Dave Heitz

Want to buy 1929-1936 Buick Roadster. Older restoration prefered.

Did late Model 70 Chryslers with the 93 HP engine have the silver dome or the red head cylinder head? Thanks for your help. Dave <img src="http://www.aaca.org/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/confused.gif" alt="" />

Help...please. I need a cylinder head for a 1931 late model 70, s/n 7997854, engine ID V29154. Has any one had success in repairing small cracks in cylinder heads? Sure would like to be on the road with spring on it's way! Thanks for your help. Dave

Reward offered for information leading to the purchase of an EXHAUST MANIFOLD for a 1931 Chrysler 70 6cyl Coupe, engine serial number V29154. Also need the original body paint color schemes. Thanks very much! Dave