sean1997

Greg- I'm interested, so please send some pictures when you have time. Thanks, -Sean

I'm looking for a '37-'38 manual trans from the big series (60, 80, 90) cars. It’s the manual trans with the 6-bolt top cover and floor shifter. I'm located near Seattle, WA. My email address is: sandjs97@hotmail.com Thanks,

Here is another place: http://www.antiqueautobattery.com/prod03.htm

Also try CARS, Inc. at (908) 369-3666 or http://www.oldbuickparts.com/

Great Neal. I have lots of pictures I can send you.

I thought about that. I live only about 3o minutes from Bellevue and work only about 5 minutes away from where the National meet is being held. My garage may get a bit crowded, but I could hang onto it until then if someone is interested. I have an F350, so putting it in the back and bringing it to Bellevue isn't that big of a deal.

I would like to get this out of my garage, so please contact me or make me an offer.

For sale is a 1952 Buick Roadmaster straight eight 320 c.i. engine and Dynaflow transmission for $500 obo. The engine and transmission are cores only and will need to be rebuilt. The engine does have the 4 barrel intake, but it has a crack in it and will need to be repaired. The exhaust manifold will need to be replaced. The engine is complete and includes the hard to find air cleaner that fits only the 4 bbl carb and the spark plug cover. Also included are the following extra parts (and maybe some that aren't listed): -Carter WCFB 894-SA four barrel carb, linkage, and rebuild kit -Stromberg Aeroquad 4A four barrel carb -Carter glass fuel filters (2) -valve cover -fuel pump -water pump -fans and pulleys (also one 5 blade fan) -exhaust valves -adjustable push rods -distributor -rocker arm assembly -oil filter canister Local pickup in the Seattle area only. I have an engine hoist to load it into your truck. If you email me at sandjs97@hotmail.com I can send you about twenty pictures that I have taken. I also have available some literature for 1952 Buicks, $115 (plus $10 for shipping or free local pickup) for everything, that includes the following: -1952 Buick Shop manual -1951/1952 Buick Product Service Bulletins (abridged edition) -1951/1952 Buick Product Service Bulletins (original loose binder inserts) -1953 Buick Product Service Bulletins (reproduction) -1952 Buick Sales Facts book -1952 Buick Owners Guide -1952 Buick DynaFlow brochure -1952 Buick Power Steering brochure Email me and I will send you pictures of the literature items I have for sale.

Here is one place that I have seen other people with mid-fifties Buicks mention: http://www.andoauto.com/Buick.htm -Sean

Try this link: http://members.aol.com/buickohv/ars.htm Does anyone reproduce the serial number plate attached to the passenger side of the frame? The one for my 1926 is falling apart and I would like to get a new one.

Try this link http://rodandcustommagazine.com/featuredvehicles/0605rc_ratrod/ You can click on the pictures in the article to enlarge them. Also try http://www.dualcarbregistry.org/Registry%20Main.html and maybe a Google search for "Buick compound carburetion".

I have a couple of questions about Buick 12 inch brake drums that I haven't been able to find the answers to: 1. What years and models of Buick came with the 12 inch 45 and 90 fin aluminum front brake drums 2. What years and models came with 12 inch brake drums on the rear? Thanks, Scamp