Pre War Buick Eye Candy

[Guest BJM]

In my endless search to avoid doing anything else except spend time on the computer when it snows and the high is expected to be -2, I found PreWarCars.com.

Under Buick, there are some spectacular 20's "soft tops" (for lack of a better word)

I know I could have/should have posted this under our own Pre War Buick section, but some of these cars are just eye candy. I love the red Buick 2 door roadster and those 4 door phaetons are - well I am out of words to describe.

However, major bummer to me - is they are in Europse, 99% of them. I actually emailed on 2 of them and found the exchange rate to be like 1.38 of the U.S. dollar.

I respect that europeans like our cars but wish these cars were back over here.

Enjoy --->

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Edited January 7, 2010 by BJM (see edit history)

[Centurion]

BJM, I note that the 1936 Brewster-bodied town car is still in the USA.

If I were a "deep-pockets" kind of collector, this one would certainly be one of my targets.

[Smartin]

I agree, Brian. So many cars, so little money.

Hyman is down the street from me...he always has great Buicks.

[Guest BJM]

Brian and Adam,

I just kept adding photos, they were all nice. Got some teens and some 30's stuff in there. I know I sound like a homer, but across the board there was never a manufacturer like Buick.

That's quite a story with that Brewster bodied Buick.

[BUKE]

Hey Bryan (BJM) really neat toys you put on this post thank you. Now to change the subject I think you would make a great B C A member. If the 2500 posts you put on the form does not tell the members of your thoughts of Buicks I suggest we hogtie you and get you become a member. What do you say guys and girls let's take a vote I sure hope we can talk him into joining the BCA. Thanks for all your post.

Have a great Buick day

Frank

[Guest BJM]

Frank,

I will literally send in the app to the national office tonight. Procrastication and computer time are worst enemies.

I spend probably 3-4 hours a day on the old car hobby. I was 12 years old when I got my first vehicle - a 1949 Dodge 5 window truck 'for free'.

Based on all this time spent, I have concluded that Buick is the best overall car caompany from start to finish. Cadillacs are nice but they were not allowed to experiment much. Buick got into all different kinds of markets, went upscale, went entry level.

[1937hd45]

PreWarCar.com is a GREAT site, and Joris the webmaster comes to Hershey every year, great guy who has helped the hobby in many ways.