1918 Buick (?) parts for sale...

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A friend of mine found a full set of fenders, a hood, one door, and five side curtains in the attic of his uncle's house. The parts are in excellent condition, except for the sidecurtains which have good frames but are<BR>missing most of their plastic. <P>These pieces would make some restorer very happy and my friend would like to sell them. The problem is, we can't identify them. We can't find any stampings or numbers on them. One of the more knowledgable carguys in our area thinks they may be from a 1918 Buick, but he isn't sure. <P>I have three jpeg files with four pictures in each that show the parts that I can send to anyone interested. Send me an email at 69buick@duluth.com and I'll forward the pics your way. Thanks!!!<P> Ken McMillan<BR> Duluth, MN

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Hey Ken, we checked the hood fenders and doors on a 1918 E-45 Buick today and they do not match.We think they came of a later Buick 20 or 22. Mark

[jbbuick22]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by KenMcMillan:<BR><B>A friend of mine found a full set of fenders, a hood, one door, and five side curtains in the attic of his uncle's house. The parts are in excellent condition, except for the sidecurtains which have good frames but are<BR>missing most of their plastic. <P>These pieces would make some restorer very happy and my friend would like to sell them. The problem is, we can't identify them. We can't find any stampings or numbers on them. One of the more knowledgable carguys in our area thinks they may be from a 1918 Buick, but he isn't sure. <P>I have three jpeg files with four pictures in each that show the parts that I can send to anyone interested. Send me an email at 69buick@duluth.com and I'll forward the pics your way. Thanks!!!<P> Ken McMillan<BR> Duluth, MN</B><HR></BLOCKQUOTE><BR>Ken, I am restoring a 22-6-55 Sport Touring,<BR>send me the pics and if they are 21-23 I prob<BR>can id them.<P> jbbuick22<BR>

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jbbuick22<P>What email address should I send the jpeg files to?<P>Ken

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I put the pictures online, you can see them at:<BR> <A HREF="http://www.geocities.com/69buick/harlan.jpg" TARGET=_blank>http://www.geocities.com/69buick/harlan.jpg</A> <A HREF="http://www.geocities.com/69buick/harlandoor.JPG" TARGET=_blank>http://www.geocities.com/69buick/harlandoor.JPG</A> <A HREF="http://www.geocities.com/69buick/harlanwindow.JPG" TARGET=_blank>http://www.geocities.com/69buick/harlanwindow.JPG</A> <A HREF="http://www.geocities.com/69buick/hood2.jpg" TARGET=_blank>http://www.geocities.com/69buick/hood2.jpg</A> <P>Thanks<BR>Ken

[IndianaCarGuy]

so what are you asking for these? It's similar to a model 59 Cadillac, but not exact, maybe a model 61-63 from '21-'24 .. try the 1918 at "countryclassiccars.com"<BR>RS<P>[This message has been edited by IndianaCarGuy (edited 01-29-2001).]<p>[This message has been edited by IndianaCarGuy (edited 01-29-2001).]

[jbbuick22]

The rear fender I see in the pic looks like <BR>early 20's Cadilac, the hood is not Buick, <BR>also the front fenders look a little like <BR>21-22 Buick they are not, the crown is not right or the beaded edge. So I think all these parts are early 20' Cadilac. I have a <BR>left rear fender that matches yours and it was id as Cadilac.<BR> email--johnbeatty@mediaone.com<BR> jbbuick<BR>