Larry Schramm

Derek, You will need to hash that out with my son. He has already laid claim to the 2 trucks with his two sisters.

:)Looking nice Mark!!

I loved driving the 83-85 Buick Skylarks. I had a couple of T-Types with the high output V-6's, 4 on the floor, sunroof, sport tires and suspension. They were GREAT cars. Wish I had one now.

Are you going to Chickasha in two weeks for the prewar swap meet? Might find stuff there.

You might also move your request to the Dodge brothers discussion further down the forum page. Lots of Dodge help there.

Where are you located?

:):):):D:D:D:D The sales brouchre for the truck says that it is capable of carrying 3/4 ton and more on "smooth roads" I do not plan on doing anyting other than driving with maybe a few friends on board.

I have a left front fender for a '26/'27 Buick standard vehicle for sale. Make me a fair offer. I can deliver to Chickasha as I plan on being there.

Here is a link that shows how to quickly pull an engine and transmission and keep your hands clean. How Not To Fix Your Car

You can now order food in the diner.

If the cars have been maintained either will be a good vehicle. Dandy Daves car I believe is a simple repair. His challenge is trying to fix the car without a service manual or other information.

Thanks to everyone for your help. If anyone needs this fender, I will be in Chickasha and can bring it with me.

Larry, Measure the depth of your hubcaps for me. Full inside depth. I remember the end of the axle was close to the center of the hubcap on my 15 Buick. I don't want you putting any dents in the Buick Hub Cap when you put them on. There more to making these than you thought, huh??? Gotta be thinking all the time. I'm ahead of the photos posted on the site. The short axle is threaded and ready for the mill. Dandy Dave!

Here are the 2002 codes and information.

My first glance I thougth it might be a tail light bezel for an early 50's +- Chevy or Olds or some other vehicle. Do not remember any ports that looked like that.

wrong leg

True Texas ride.

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Dick, Sorry to hear about your loss.

Bob, Thanks for the information. I have put some dimensions on a picture. If there is a particular dimension you need, let me know and Thanks a LOT. Larry

I have this left front fender that I was told it goes to a Buick. It is not in the teens, but I do not know after that. The bottom of the fender where the fender attaches to the running board is 10 inches wide. Any help would be appreciated as I am doing some cleaning out my garage and would like to sell it. I am planning on going to Chickasha and could deliver there. Thanks for your help.

Shaker Heights is on the far east side of Cleveland.

Looks like the pictures with the yellow street car are from Cleveland???? And is the last picture from El Paso, Texas?

John, What are you insuring for how much and how much was the quote for coverage? I seem to find that the only thing that is not going up is my pay check.

Dont remember how many jack stands I have in my garage. I always want to have more than enough to be safe.