Mark Shaw

I believe our regional director Brian Heil will be coordinating the 2008 PWD AfterTour. You might drop him a line and offer to help him. Thanks,

Perhaps you should be looking for a back seat? Consider this an incentive to tell other Prewar Buick owners about the PWD AfterTour. I don't mean to honk our own horns, but this tour is shaping up to be a really great one. I have toured this area twice before with the HCCA. This AfterTour will include the best of what I have seen before as well as several new stops that Jack Gerskemper and Gene Lander added to make this tour a spectacular Northwest experience! (Maybe I do want to honk some horns), Don't miss it!

This may help:

Buicks too. Try this link: http://www.bobsautomobilia.com/

My guess is 1936 because the grille is so similar to a 36 Buick.

Sandy Olsen has an Erskine. Try: http://www.olsonsgaskets.com/

Try this: http://www.bigflatsrivet.com/catalog.html

The registration form is now available. Copy and paste it to a word document so you can print it out: Registration Form Buick Club of America Pre-War Division After-Tour July 29th to August 1st, 2007 Registration Deadline: June 15, 2007 (Get your reservation in early for best rooms) Tour Fees: $100 for car and driver, $50 adult passenger, $30 child under 12yrs. These fees cover cost of ferries and admissions to attractions. Hotel & Meals are to be paid by participants. Hotel Reservations: Call the Cap Sante Inn, Anacortes, WA at 1-800-852-0846. Ask for the Buick Club room rate: ($73.00 Queen, $75 King). Tour Itinerary: Sun, July 29: Depart BCA National Meet, & tour Boeing & La Conner Arrive at Hotel, Anacortes WA for a dinner ?mixer?. Mon, July 30: Loop Tours to Sedro Woolley, Fairhaven and Chuckanut Drive Tue, July 31: Ferry to San Juan Island, tour island, lunch and return to Anacortes. Wed, Aug 1: Return to Bellevue WA via Whidbey Island and a short ferry ride. Arrive at Hilton Hotel, Bellevue WA at about 3:30 PM. (Tour booklets can be picked up at the Pre-War table or Pre-War meeting in Bellevue) Name: ________________________________________________ (please print) Address: _________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________ Evening Phone: ______________________ e-mail: _____________________ Year of Buick: ______________________ Model: _____________________ Passenger?s Names: ________________________________________________ ________________________________________________ Please send your completed registration form with payment to: BCA Pre-War Division c/o Jack Gerstkemper 22021 NE 128th Circle Brush Prairie, WA. 98606

Register early

Steve, Call Hurley....he has a 31 roadster.

Ten cars were built in 1904 and 823 more in 1905. All were designated as 1905 models. That is all I can find, no detail on model production other than there were only two models...a 2 passenger Tourabout, and a 4 passenger Touring.

About a 1930 Chrysler?

Do you already have a tow vehicle capable of hauling the weight of your car, tools, luggage, and all the people & stuff in the cab? Maximum allowable loads include everything.... Check it out: http://www.klenger.net/arctic-fox/weight/index.html

Chris, I agree, it is finally time for members on the West coast to have a slight advantage in the driven class. I really didn't mean to razz you about it. I was just surprised to see how close you are to the event location. I look forward to meeting you & seeing your cars at the meet. I hope to be driving a 1915 speedster from Vancouver WA. (if I get it finished in time....)

Electric cars like the Baker Electric were prominent about then.

You mean you will drive all the way from Renton to Bellevue? What is that....15 miles? Sorry to be so sarcastic, but you will definately have an advantage in the driven class over others from much farther away.

Try this: http://www.oldbuickparts.com/cat360/36008.pdf

How soon do you need to move it? I know a guy going from Portland to Oklahoma next month.

I have a buddy who needs a ceramic resistor for his 15 Buick. If you have one to sell, please email durcodude@comcast.net Thanks,

I have a friend who needs the ceramic resistor for his 15 Buick. Please send email to durcodude@comcast.net if you have one to sell. Thanks,

Another great idea Mr Earl! Now I wish I had a different forum "handle". Division memberships should also be listed on the name tags. I plan to meet with the National Meet committee next week & will ask about this. Will you be there?

I am sure Dave Corbin can help you. He is also a Texas man!

Perhaps you should try posting this on the Buick Buy/sell forum.

For 1931 60 Series you might try: Malcolm Bauer Days (209) 795 4573 P.O. Box 760, Arnold CA 95223

Ken, I suggest you post this on the Buick forum to get lots of help.