Airy Cat

I have for sale a 1956 DeSoto dealer's shop manual. $25.00 plus shipping. SOLD

I need the jack that is shown in your picture.

Leif: Do you have the real thing? Steve

I need a factory correct jack for a 1956 Buick.

I need a factory correct jack for a 1956 Buick.

What model is the car? Do you have pictures?

I might have a set of them. They are reflectors, not lights.

How about some pictures.

I sold this engine last January.

I have for sale a set of two 401/425 nailhead V8 cylinder heads. Very good condition. $175.00 OBO Located in central California.

I have for sale a very good 1940 through 1949 Buick cylinder head. It's from a series 40 or 50 and has all of the valves and springs. $125.00 OBO. Located in central California

I went without the A/C in my '55.

I wonder if Falcon Global is getting their lifters from China?

I have a nice 1956 M63 for sale. All original, 51,000 miles. This would make your 1954 happy again.

He says that he is open to offers, so make a low offer and see where it goes.

I have the spoke nipple from a Skylark wheel that you want. It's in very good condition. If you want it I'll send it to you no charge. What's your address? Steve

I might have a spoke nipple for you. I will check it out in the morning and then let you know. Steve

I have a 364 short block for sale (no heads) from a 1957 Century. $100.00

I have run radial tires on my older Buicks for at least the past 25 years and have had no problems with the stock wheels.

The spare tire shown in the picture is mounted with the white wall out. The tire should be mounted with the white wall mounted in towards the quarter panel.

My first car was a 1941 Buick M51 that my grandfather gave me on my 17th birthday back in 1960. Before that, I used to drive my great aunt's 1954 Buick M41D around the neighborhood when I was 12 or 13. When she got too old to drive I bought the car from her in 1975 and I've had it ever since. I just bought a nice 1956 M63D last week. I have owned many Buicks in the past: 1938, 1947, 1950, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1961, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1969, 1972, & 1973. I'm just a Buick nut.

I use Autolite plugs in my Buicks with good results. Autolite #75 & #76.

What ever you do, do not install hardened valve seats and do not bore more than 0.030".

How about pictures and a price?

I need a timing chain cover from a '57 or '58 Buick