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1912 Buick Model ?


1932V8

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Hello all. My name is Mike. I just joined this forum. I have been a car guy my whole life (52yo) My focus is early Fords, 32 - 40 being my target years. I have a few old Ford's ranging from completely stock to 50's Hot Rod. My wife and I enjoy the cars and travel in an old car whenever possible.  

I recently bought a 1912 Buick Model ?  28 or 30. I have ask a few others and strangely enough I haven't recieved a definitive answer.  The previous owner unfortunately passed away so the car information went with him. The car is amazing to me and I am looking forward to enjoying it. I need a fair amount of help as I know nothing about the car but I certainly look forward to learning.  

 

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Trimacar  is the resident Buick expert from this era on here.....They are quite popular, and there are others as well. Dave....chime in. Looks very nice......should be a fun car.

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Thanks, Ed, but I’m no “expert” by any means.

 

The only early Buicks about which I can hold my own are 1909-10 Model 16 and 17.  In fact, I’m updating the roster for those two models only, if you have one and I haven’t been in contact with you lately, please get in touch.  David.coco@comcast.net

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1932V8:

 Congratulations on your NEW BUICK! 

The stance and details on this car tell me it is a 1913 Model 30

 The Model 30 should have a 108" Wheel Base. Originally offered in Blue-Black or Gray.

 Let us know where you are located for local help. And more pictures.... We love pictures!

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Congratulations on your new car. Where are you located?  Your car has the same engine as my '13.  There are a number of us that have that car.  Another persons that has LOTS of experience with that engine is Mark Shaw.  Both he and I tour our cars quite a bit.  Let us know what you would like to know.

 

PS: only post a question one time, not in three different places.

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Thank you Larry Schramm. I posted first in this introduction forum.. then I thought I made a mistake and I should have just introduced myself here and then made a post in the Pre War forum, so I did.. I apologize for the confusion.  I will make sure I only post my questions one time and in the correct forum which I believe is the Pre War forum..

Thank you

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Hey Marty. I am in Northern CA.  1 hr North of San Francisco in a town called Windsor. 

At this point the car has no spark. It has a Bosch magneto. I have pulled apart the point end of it and will clean it and check the points and the gap... then I will go from there and see what I have 👍

 

 

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