Thanks Sean and Tom! I've got the money, now I just need the knowledge and know how.....and to think my father-in-law became the "new" owner by accepting a trade for his double barrel shotgun.
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Thanks Sean and Tom! I've got the money, now I just need the knowledge and know how.....and to think my father-in-law became the "new" owner by accepting a trade for his double barrel shotgun.
Thank you Bob for the information. I have had a tough time finding anything in print (only pictures) about this car. Hopefully these links you shared will lead me to what I am searching for. ...
So what is meant by OLD one? I am unfamiliar with Buick motors and would like to bring this back to life, just not sure what size I'm looking for. All responses are appreciated. Bill
Hi Folks! I'm a newbie here and I recently inherited a 1934 Buick from my father-in-law. The ID plate read: 1934 MOD. 56, STYLE No 34507, BODY No 718, TRIM No 200, PAINT No 362. The car is bone...