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I've got an extra 46 grill that is in my shed and that is where it will stay. If I ever need it, I know where to find it.

Great car.

I had a 95 Riv back in 1995 and sure was glad when my lease was up, the car seemed to be in the shop every week or two.

Buicks? When do you have time for Buicks? Sid, have a great year and be safe.

Now I know why they do not travel in Class A's. Thanks and Merry Christmas.

That Limited ought to be ready to drive this spring, what do you say ?

Too bad for the edit, not good to have a white spot in middle of picture. ha,ha

Greg, Ask your son why they travel in cammi fatigues instead of Class A uniforms. I have not been able to get an answer to that question. Merry Christmas and may God watch over your Son and keep him safe from harm.

So Bob, do you need more pictures? I still need to answer your email, I did not forget. I have had some medical issues the last couple of weks that wil drag on for another two weeks or so. I'm going to tell Lamar, .....

Again, great story and a true highlight of your passion for classics.

I am still very interested in #143, are there any further pictures? How about it Lamar, I think Terry should have her own calender.

That is not the width of the whitewall for that generation Riv.

I would still restore, I would not drive a car in terrible shape in this day and age let alone a great car like this one. Each to his own.

Great looking car, it is remarkable how a car will hold up in the right climate and conditions. We have cars that are 5 years old around here that are all beat to hell. One heck of a car to get and restore.

Great looking car, it is remarkable how a car will hold up in the right climate and conditions. We have cars that are 5 years old around here that are all beat to hell. One heck of a car to get and restore.

May all of our veterans from all wars find their special place in Heaven. I am proud to say that my Dad, his Brother, my Father-in-law and four of my Dad's cousins, my Mothers Brother were all part of the Greatest Generation. Of all of them, we had one death and my Uncle was a POW being liberated at about 95 lbs, down from about 170. Do not forget our heroes from WWII.

May all of our veterans from all wars find their special place in Heaven. I am proud to say that my Dad, his Brother, my Father-in-law and four of my Dad's cousins, my Mothers Brother were all part of the Greatest Generation. Of all of them, we had one death and my Uncle was a POW being liberated at about 95 lbs, down from about 170. Do not forget our heroes from WWII.

Jake, you are more than likely in deep stuff.

Frank, Sorry to read about your trials and tribulations but rest assured that if we could, we would make it all go away. Welcome back, you have truly been missed.

Willis is the man!

Welcome, a great car.

Yes, it is a place to start! Welcome.

Great car, wish I had room for another.

Body and paint?

Bob, that is great. The guys South of the border expect beer to be a little bit more at a sporting event but they have not been to a Canadian sporting event. Funny story.