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Thread: 1965 riviera gs

  1. #11
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    I have a dual quad carb setup on the car with two AFB carburetors (front #3645, rear #3925)
    The rear transmission have a good 3,42 ratio !

    But, when i look for the option 3T (rear center armrest) , the car haven't it !
    Could you please send me a photo of this option. Is it possible to buy it today ?
    Would anybody have a photo story of a frame off restoration for looking some detail ?
    Thanks

  2. #12
    it's not very good for our purposes but i think there's a back seat armrest here:
    65-deluxe1.jpg


    ah, AteUpWithMotor has something good.



    http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4081/...7542b77ebb.jpg
    4936453400_7542b77ebb.jpg
    The way to crush the bourgeoisie is to grind them between the millstones of taxation and inflation.
    Vladimir Lenin

    Government schooling is about "the perfect organization of the hive."
    H.H. Goddard, Human Efficiency (1920)

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    What is AteUpWithMotor ?
    I don't find traduction !

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    AteUpWithMotor is a guy who writes historical articles about various aspects of the automotive industry, especially in the States.

    http://ateupwithmotor.com/


    I don't find traduction !

    it's an idiom and likely doesn't have a direct translation. "ate up" can mean that something has consumed your attention. it's an expression which comes from the American South.
    The way to crush the bourgeoisie is to grind them between the millstones of taxation and inflation.
    Vladimir Lenin

    Government schooling is about "the perfect organization of the hive."
    H.H. Goddard, Human Efficiency (1920)

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    http://www.ebay.com/itm/BUICK-RIVIER...1YBCSV&vxp=mtr

    Not mine, here is a rear arm rest setup for sale:

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    Ok, After all of these explications very interresting, can i put the "gran sport" on my Riviera After the restoration ?

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    New number !

    Hello,
    I found a new number on the chassis, 5H033578 .
    What does it mean ?

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    Those numbers look like the last 8 digits of the car serial number, but the third digit has to be something other than a 0. If it is a Riviera, it should be a 9, so 5H933578. Does this match the last 8 digits of your cars serial number?

    5H933578
    5 = 1965 model year
    H = built at Flint, MI (all Rivi's built at Flint)
    933578 = sequential number, starting at 900,001 for Flint built Riviera and Wildcat

    (Car serial number would be 494475H933578 for a Riviera.)
    Sean Smith
    BCA# 42746
    MBCC# 2122
    SAH# 4186
    Buickman Award 2015

    1957 Special 4-door Riviera (hardtop) model 43

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    Yes, i clean the chassis and i find the number 9 like you say !
    Are there any other places where I can find this number ?

    I realize that the chassis and the plate don't have the same number !

    I see too, that the first color of this car is blue, the fisher plate is ZZ (gray) !!!!

    This car comes from a car break to have so many different origins.

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    X frame dimensions

    Hello,
    Where can i find the dimensions of my frame ?
    I guess they are not good, it may be twisted !

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