1934/1935 LaSalle Wanted

[Guest]

Hello,<BR>I would appreciate any leads that can be offered. My ideal find would be a very nice 1934 driver, closed car. Thanks.<BR>Misdemnr@AOL.com<p>[ 08-24-2001: Message edited by: Dave Mikol ]

[Guest rudyl]

own 1935 olds can be contacted at 3153809372 for pics

[Marty Roth]

The song for the commercial was:

"Wouldn't you really rather have a Buick?"

here's mine - click on the link: http://forums.aaca.org/f169/should-i-keep-sell-my-1934-a-355179.html

Edited August 10, 2013 by Marty Roth (see edit history)

[Restorer32]

I had an extremely solid '34 Series 90 Buick Club Sedan that I sold many years ago for a nice profit and I still regret letting it get away. Even the exhaust manifolds were uncracked.

[Guest Oldcartech]

Hello' date='<BR>I would appreciate any leads that can be offered. My ideal find would be a very nice 1934 driver, closed car. Thanks.<BR>Misdemnr@AOL.com<p>[ 08-24-2001: Message edited by: Dave Mikol ']

1935 LaSalle Convertible Series 50 for sale. Has been sleeping in our barn for many years. Ran well but now needs a new home and owner. Car last drove for weddings and special occasions. Asking price $ 37,000. Needs TLC and new owner.

[Curti]

The original post Aug 24,2001. Good luck guys!

[trimacar]

Hey, I had a guy tell me once that he'd bought some cars, and gotten good deals, by calling people from ads in magazines that were 5 to 10 years old! Most cars were sold, yes, but every now and then he'd get the "no, didn't sell so stuck it back in the garage", and wind up with a good car at a good price!

I'm convinced that there's a successful dealer out there, right now, who's gone through either old ads or old rosters, and found some great cars that way......

[Restorer32]

An acquaintance bought a parts engine from an ad in a 20+ year old Hemmings a few years ago. It happens.

[Curti]

The very BEST of luck to you fellas!

[Guest Oldcartech]

Don't know how the date 2001 came about, but yes, I do have a 1935 LaSalle for sale.