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Look here (the opposition to Bobs') Brake Master Cylinder 1939 39 Buick Special & Century NEW | eBay

One of the reasons I suggested walking into these places: better service. Some guys will just give you 50 to 100 mm of the stuff:- not worth the hassle of an invoice, especially is you mention its for your own old car. Yep: a lot of places have a min delivery charge $15 to $25. They send by courier bag or truck (not Australia post). Buying $10 or or $1000 delivery is still $20. I use this at times to get items from WA suppliers overnight to take advantage of the time difference. And delivery is still $20, just the same as getting from the next suburb. Tucks web site was better before they enhanced it Reece's are just a plumbing wholesaler. Blackwoods have a vast range with young guys on the phone/counter. You need to know their internal part number. These are on line and they also have a good thick printed catalog Hope you get want you need

Tucks are good supplier [my favorite: I buy piping gaskets by the hundred]. Or try Blackwoods, James Walker, Klinger, or agaus.com.au. Look in yellow pages for gaskets & packing. Bearing shops also can sell packing. Best to walk into these places with your pump and try to talk to someone with behind the counter grey hair (experienced) . Do not go to car part places.

Welcome to the forum Casting number is not the Buick part number. Sometimes it is:- most times it is not Brake Master cylinder Group 4.650 part 5450320 1939 S40 special S60 Century and 1940 S40 S50 S60 S70 [s = series] Try Dave Tacheny (he should give me a discount as I refer him so often) Area number is 763 now, not 612 From The Largest Vintage Buick gallery on the web - PreWarBuick.com While the first 3 to reply to your request are '39 team member's, we do like 40's (but not as much) And we like photos of straight 8's

Email sent For a "beater" 6v battery try a tractor repair or sales business. Should not be too hard in your area

Thanks for coming back to the forum. As the car is in Delaware a local member of Buick Club of America perhaps can give you advise. If you are going to keep the car join the BCA. Click on the link above in my signature The car is worth a million. But not in dollars:- more like in cents. Just because its old & little used does not mean it worth mega dollars. A limited market for these type of cars.

For comparison here is what is available in Victora , Australia Vplates.com.au - Custom Plates by VicRoads | - Vplates Home A lot of options all for a price http://www.vplates.com.au/uploads/File/pdfs/Custom_Plates_Online_Price_List_Feb_2012.pdf

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An interesting car. This is the right place to find out about it. Value will depend a lot on condition. Photos ? Location ? http://www.buickheritagealliance.org/donations http://www.buickheritagealliance.org/index.php/archives/browse/1914

Better to post on www.forums.aaca.org/f117/ More Buick folk will read it You need to list what you have, price wanted & location Photos help a lot

Ah !. Used to look at your cars at Hornby and before that by the river

For plugs look here: http://www.oldengine.org/members/diesel/Plugs/equiv.htm Bosch M145T5 is one equivalent from the above Is a good practice to check several cross reference sources Spark plug cross reference SPARK PLUG CROSS REFERENCE Spark plug cross reference

As the car is in NZ (NZ assembled ?) is the trim the same as USA built cars ? [i once owned a Dodge]

Here http://forums.aaca.org/members/jim-king-of-junk/albums/air-cooled-cylinders-jim-king-junk/ Click on his name to go to profile

I suspect there may only one manufacturer. Not a lot of demand after all Nuttybuck is very $$$$ for most items Edit Similar item item for 2 door cars http://www.ebay.com/itm/1939-Buick-Door-Sills-2-Dr-46C-46S-66C-66S-Pr-NEW-/400010303497?pt=Vintage_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item5d2278d809&vxp=mtr

Do you want the embossed aluminum sill covers? Series 41 is the same as series 61 Ann Bell (nuttybuick) sells them on ebay I thought a '39 team member had found alternative source, but cannot find that post/thread Any used sill cover is likely a to be worn / damaged

Location ? Engine serial number ? Price ? Photos help a lot Suggest you also post on Buick - Buy/Sell :More Buick people will read

Gary's other thread on this topic http://forums.aaca.org/f165/1939-series-40-crankshaft-335012.html#post1075121 / off topic OwenC Welcome to the forum http://forums.aaca.org/f165/ division :cool: I think some of us know you As you definitely qualify, you can become a '39 team member You can edit the text under your name to show " '39 Buick Team Member " Go to "settings" edit profile, Custom User Title type in " '39 Buick Team Member " Then shows under you name in posts -- I will be in Chc for the week after the swap met. Will visit the Burwood coupe. As I PM'ed your No 1 g'son some weeks ago, like to see your car sometime. /on topic

If by Oz you Australia there are older Buick here ! Click on my signatureBut your brass hub is not worth too much

Is the dash 1940 or ? Also here 1939 Buick Century Coupe 66S Modified for sale- CollectorCarsForSale.com

Is a shame hot rodder's do not put Buick v8's in these things Have seem web links of several '39 rodded, including some a large 80 & 90 series Guess the chevys' are gone

From phone number search some are line at CarsOnline.com: Ford Thunderbird For Sale

Yes. In the parts book are the same part number for right hand drive and left hand drive cars. That is for the right side. From MOG may/is a reproduction and not a original GM parts.But is exactly what Paddy needs but a at price :eek:

From emails with Paddy he needs item L "support; steering knuckle" as below. Car is left hand drive 1937 1938 1939 S40 & S60 have the same part number for this group 6.023 part 1310016 right [cost $5.00 in 1941] group 6.023 part 1310017 left

Location ?