daniel boeve
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This week takes a bad start !I broke a window crank handle this morning .My rear window was going up very bad and i put a little force on it and the handle broke in two .Mine are with a plastic inlay and i guess much more fragile than the other without the inlay .I looked on Ebay but no luck to find that model .I see many but without the plastic insert .I guess I will have to buy 4 without the plastic inlay to have all the same on the 4 doors .Of course if i could find one like mine it would be better but I think they all break easily and will have to be replaced now or later .
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7 hours ago, 58L-Y8 said:
For Sale: 1935 Auburn 653 4dr Sedan, 36K miles - Project - $18,000 - Fort Wayne, IN
1935 Auburn for sale by owner - Fort Wayne, IN - craigslist
Seller's Description:1935 Auburn sedan. Project car. Engine and all engine and chassis components have been rebuilt and refinished. Much of the body has been restored - many professionally stripped and primered. Have all the parts; they need re-assembled. Drivable! Was driven as pictured in ACD parade several years ago. An easy one to finish. Selling due to relocation. $18,000 or Best Offer. odometer: 36000
Also have 1936 Cord Westchester. Would consider a package deal for both cars.
Contact: Dennis (260) 4-fifteen-9-fourteen-2
Copy and paste in your email: f45172229a77394c8edbdb7796d01bd5@sale.craigslist.org
I have no personal interest or stake in the eventual sale of this 1935 Auburn 653 4dr Sedan - Project.An easy one to finish ...wow.If we had a second life we could consider it but not in this life .Most of us have already to many cars and work ( And a wife also )
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8 hours ago, 7th Son said:
Here's a used vintage one for sale on the internet. There should be others.
There may be an old car parts supplier that even makes new ones.
Search "vintage bumper guards" or similar wording....good luck
https://www.mercari.com/us/item/m40213789489/?srsltid=AfmBOorwb4ksLaoczHvDpL-nKNh6gtjOtFVcWu4Px6hKwiezgZTG1yHAeP8
Thanks ! I try to contact Mercari to get more information but its not easy , cannot create an account just like that but i do my best .
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On 10/27/2023 at 11:45 PM, Andrew_Latvia said:
I am new here, so hi everyone! In my opinion '41 and '42 Buicks are among best looking immediate pre war car designs. I've been searching for one of these cars for some time, but cannot find anything in good shape and reasonably priced here in Europe. This car looks really good and I would love to buy it. Problem is I am not from USA. I've send e-mail to owner, but he did not reply. Maybe this is fake ad? I would greatly appreciate if someone on the forum would contact the seller to find out if the car is still for sale at all or is there really such a car?
You can ask one of the members here to go and look if its not to far ( pay for his gas ) If he says its OK send 500$ as downpayment and send the rest to the shipping company who will pay him when its picked up .I did this in the past .
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If this car was not in the US and I was not in Belgium , i would buy it , original paint and no rust visible (Arizona).i could use the 4 new tires ( expensive in Belgium (16 inch))I advertise since months for a middle bumper horn for my 40 Phaeton that is nowhere for sale it seems .And so many other parts and goodies ...
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Scam ?? To good to be real.
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Parts car .I bet the motor still good because normally its full of water .I have seen that many times in burnt out cars .I could use the spare wheel for mine .
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Exactly same car sold last weekend in Belgium Bonhams auction for 50.000 euro plus 18% .I played along till 40K but then i let it go .nice driving original car , seats a little bit worn, nice chrome .The owner died about 3 years ago and it sat since then .Never been restored .
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4 hours ago, demco32 said:
every week I have one in the shop, no problem if you know how to do the job.
Koen , keep them rolling river deep mountain high .This weekend one sold in Belgium at the auction from Bonhams for 190K plus 18%( type E flat floor )
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Some months ago i showed pictures from a very good Plymouth 1959 for sale in Belgium .On the pictures there was also a 1960 chevy coupe visible .Persons from this goup asked if it was for sale and now it is .Been sitting for to long so needs work from that reason , rust free and otherwise vg condition .It has only one carb .Asking 45.000 euros .I know the pictures are no good so don't tell me and its not my car
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Recently i bought a 1940 super phaeton and the interior is in a newer material .I read the original sales brochure and it says for the phaeton leather or cloth .I have seen several phaetons till now and none had leather even the most expensive or i am mistaken and these are hides from a giant cow .The seat covers are in one piece and no cow is that big .Even the pictures in the catalog show one piece covers .So i am a little bit puzzled .
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So mint is not the same as original ..Alternator , 12 volt , chrome strips , 2 carbs etc I know its in very good condition and won 4 local car shows in the neighborhood .I don't know how this will end .
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On 9/27/2023 at 7:34 PM, demco32 said:
Its has a perfect paint job.
new transmission
al new leather interior.
perfect chrome
new soft top
Its a car i know from a man i know for years , Its a nice car , and putting a value on it is very difficult , on the other hand restoring such car is very costly also .
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4 hours ago, Century Eight said:
On all 1940 models, the front turn signals were in the parking lights on top of the fender. The rears, as you found, were on the trunk lid, under the Buick Eight plastics. You should be able to find remnants of where wires should have led to the rears, under the trunk lid. I would think exports would have still been the same.
My car came from the US years ago .It has new wiring and no wires on the trunk lid ..but i will put 2 little lamps under the bumpers for safety .As said the 40 had no parking lights then as i found a single filament on top of the fender .Thanks for your help .
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7 hours ago, neil morse said:
If it's like the '41, the parking lights have dual-filament bulbs and act as both parking lights and turn signals. The lever for the turn signals in on the right-hand side of the steering column. I don't know about the rear turn signals in 1940.
Strange , i found a one filament bulb on top of the fender so there was no parking light or no turn indicator in the front .As i thought the lever was for the turn indicator .Thanks
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As of this moment i am working on my 1940 Super , i see there are no turn signal indicators in the front or rear .In the front I only have the sealed beams and the parking lights on top of the fenders or are these the turn indicators in the front ?.The rear nothing ...until today i see on Ebay that the red buick eight covers on the trunk are used as turn signals .I see this little handle under the steering wheel and is this the turn indicator ?? I have to ask down here if I can use turn indicators so close to each other .Under my red glasses on the trunk I find nothing there ( no lamp housings )I guess i will put two extra lamps under the rear bumper and use these as turn indicators and in the front I will put lamp housings in with 2 functions -parking and flasher .Up to next surprise ...
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Its a good looking car but with my long legs I cannot move behind the steering wheel .I can just sit in it and look out the window .That gear shifter will block me .I could put it im my living room to wath TV .So many cars of that age are a problem especially with the separation outfit .
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On 9/19/2023 at 5:17 AM, markewebb '39 Buick Team said:
Not if it's a 1939 40 or 60 series center guard. First pic is of 39 Buick guards, couldn't find center guard pic online and I'm too comfortable to go downstairs and find the center guards I have. 2nd pic is of a 1940 center guard. 3rd pic shows a 1939 40 series Buick bumper. The 39 40 and 60 series bumpers have small "ridge at the top. The "ridge" profile is evident in the 39 guards in the first pic. Maybe it might fit if the center guard is from 1939 80 or 90 series. The 1939 80 and 90 series bumpers lacked the "ridge" profile and the center guards for those models have a profile that looks like the 1940 center guard in 2nd pic.
Thanks for your help !I can have a guard from a 39 low series so that will not fit my car .
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I have to ask a specialist if the bumper guard from a 1939 would fit on a 1940 front bumper .Do they have the same curve or not .I can have 1939 front middle bumper horn but i don't know if it fits on a 1940........
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On 9/15/2023 at 6:06 PM, Matt Harwood said:
I hope the seller gets all the money in the world for it. I hope the new owner doesn't have an engine rebuild in his future. I hope the new owner loves the color combination. I hope it gets driven until the tires are bald.
The nice thing about BaT and cars like this is that they peanut gallery typically knows nothing about them. There's nobody to nit-pick it like they do with Corvettes and BMWs. They just think it's beautiful and [mostly] have no idea what it's really worth or what's involved with recommissioning it. I guarantee the high bidder(s) believe it's just a tank of gas, some fresh fluids, and a battery away from being ready to run again. I don't know if we'll ever find out how it turns out, but the reality will probably be eye-opening for someone.
As I said, if someone wants this car right and even if everything is a go internally, there's still $10,000-15,000 minimum to be spent before they try to turn the key. I'm not sure it's fair to mention that in the auction (I hesitate to skunk it for the seller) but it'll need a complete fuel system and a complete cooling system at the very least. My radiator was $2500 and I think that was cheap. Water pump was $1000 and I'm going to have to do it twice. Carburetor rebuild was $1200. Gas tank was $800. Fuel pump was $700. Dual Optima batteries were $900. Tires will be $500 each x 6 + tubes + flaps + mounting. Gas tank restoration was $800. Hell, just fresh oil and coolant will be more than $200. Add in the fact that I did all the assembly and tuning myself and that stuff is probably 100 hours of labor, so if you're paying a shop that's a quick $20,000+ bill right there. The seller keeps acting like the car hasn't been sitting for very long since he parked it in the '90s, but that was 30 YEARS AGO.
I personally think it would be foolhardy to try to start that engine without removing the heads, dropping the pan, and looking at the valves. A gasket set is $1200 and head gaskets alone are $500.
Of course the way things go, this car will get a battery and gas at the hands of a hack mechanic and will run perfectly. Everybody gets lucky except me, it seems.
900$ for 2 optima batteries ?? I just bought one 6 volt battery for 180 Euro = 195 $ .Was on my doorstep the next day .700$ for fuel pump ..down here you can buy sheets and cut them to size and put them in the pump .Those sheets cost 10-15 a piece .I am happy it does not cost so much down here in Belgium .I just finished the brake system overhaul on my 40 Buick phaeton for 50Euro .New rubbers in the pumps after good cleaning out and inspecting the insides .Everything was new 30years ago .
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Hallo , i look for the big bumper guard in the middle of the front bumper.My car looks so naked without a bumper guard or some ornament that fits there.
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Its a good thing to hide your licence plate numbers , otherwise someone would see your numbers ??
What cars do you like to see in the "Not MIne" Section?
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I am in Belgium but its always good to see whats for sale in the US and as we say when not interested we move to the next one .
Today i saw a 1967 NSU with Wankel engine here with 26.9000 KM from 1967 for 2.000 Euro .It even was converted to LPG .It looked good but you can see it sat to long .
I am a novice in the computer but will try to post a picture later.