jan arnett (2)

IT is not the one with silver on it. Give me a couple of minutes and I will post pictures of the information you need. I used to be one of the technical editors for the Durant club so I probably have all the information you need and there is a great Durant Club that publishes a monthly magazine call the standard.

No matter what you do you still have bicycle tires on it. The best was is the way Fred Flint Stone did it.

I will check for you.

I can't get it to work on a laptop.

That is an aftermarket bumper. I have several but they are not chrome.

I have no inventory, no pay but still I spend money.

Welcome.

Ron where did you get your floor mat material?

What are your qualifications.

Did you post this in the Hupp forum.

There is a sucker born each day and it only takes one.

The gentleman who might have a MOON do you have a name and contact.

nice

Joe what this gentleman wants to do the factory service manuals are a little over kill but I agree for major work they are mandatory.

I am in Kentucky.

Kenny you should post this in the Durant portion of the forum and check out the Durant Club. Hard part to find as they are pot metal.

I would also get two copies one for you and one for him. If I remember right the fluid information is on a sticker under the hood. This car is new enough that there are still examples in junk yards. Buying parts from a junk yard especially pull and pay is a great way to learn about your car cheaply. He may also find some options that are not on his car that he can add.

First thing he needs is a service manual and owners manual which will give him the specifications for the car ,and then a "chilltons" or" motors" manual. His local library may have these.

While you are at it anybody have any Moon stuff. I also have a complete ( its apart) 1930 Canadian Buick touring Cheap, cheap, make offer.

Where are you located?

You should get a split rim tool from ebay where they are available for around $30

Where are you and what is the price and best way to contact you.

Make sure you paint it with a good quality hogs hair bristle brush,

It is on my impact sockets