Xander Wildeisen

https://m.facebook.com/marketplace/item/732819171418298/

https://portland.craigslist.org/wsc/cto/d/hillsboro-1955-chrysler-studebaker/7520470595.html

Popularity drives prices on those cars.

It is cool that there are still cars like this out there to be found.

Are you talking about installing the timing chain on the cam and crank? Or are you trying to degree the cam. For more advance? Normally mark on crank gear points up, and mark on cam gear points down. Lining up the two marks with each other. Not a Buick expert. A motor manual for that year will have the information you need.

No, just the 52 hornet and 54 hornet were mine. Pictures from the past. Cars sold years ago. Other cars were customers cars, that I was working on at the time. Thought I would post the pictures because everyone on here likes pictures of original cars.

My old 52 Hornet.

Carl is his name. Here is the night it went on the transport. Sad day on my end, good day for Carl. I am sure he is enjoying the car.(I was asked to smile for the picture, crying inside)

What fuel pump is on that car. In place of the original one? The bungee cord on the battery should be replaced, with the proper hold down bracket. Nice car, 52 is a great year for the step downs.

Engagement is marriage pending.🥴

1930 Packard 740 Roadster. Older restoration, done in 1968. Painted 68 Cadillac colors. Drove the car quite a bit, and showed it at different events. That era of Packards are wonderful cars. Love the styling of the roadsters. Sold to keep the wheels moving forward with a business.

When the wood is missing in the trunk lid. All that is left is the outside skin. Been there before.

Light char.

That guy is huge!

That car would be sold with in 48 hours if priced at 12,000. Buick had nice styling in the 50’s.

https://seattle.craigslist.org/see/pts/d/deer-park-1937-packard/7520867040.html.

Nice car.

Love them or not, that is one of those cars that sell themselves. Quality pictures, and a detail job. And that car is gone.

I have a picture of a new Wasp in front of the docked ship.

Pictures taken at an auction. Might have pictures of the 37 I had. Would have to digging for them.

https://dnyuz.com/2022/08/16/dodge-revives-hornet-name-for-electrified-crossover-muscle-car/

Yes it is.

Front wheel drive.

But a 56 has that tail light thing going on. The power steering column is also a bummer when it has issues.