This is something Mark would salivate on...
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/1956-bui...-/140795614012?pt=AU_Cars&hash=item20c812933c
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/1956-bui...-/140795614012?pt=AU_Cars&hash=item20c812933c
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- Thread starter Michel
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Hi Michel, striking looking, but I would be worried aabout suspension travel and ride comfort. The set-up might look good to the eye, but I seriously question the every day usage and quality of ride/handling. Regards Styria
N.B. I wonder if Mark is overseas at the moment ? He did hint several weeks ago of a possible US trip.
N.B. I wonder if Mark is overseas at the moment ? He did hint several weeks ago of a possible US trip.
Tony66_au
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Yup, he is by all accounts surrounded by strippers on the Las Vegas Strip about now
OP
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what a hard life....
Yep!!
Loved the link Michel; thanks! Pity they put a hohum 350 in it....
OP
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Yep!!
A 'crate' 350 Chevy is the cheapest and easiest options these days
I'm not a fan of the matt black paint, but I do like the wheels.
On the early Buicks with a torque tube, the whole driveline has to be changed as they're not easily adaptable to any generic parts. So that means trans, tailshaft and diff. On this one it looks like they did a quicky resto including spray painting the rocker covers with probably no prep, no masking and heaps of overspray; a common thing in the US.... And buyer beware!
On the early Buicks with a torque tube, the whole driveline has to be changed as they're not easily adaptable to any generic parts. So that means trans, tailshaft and diff. On this one it looks like they did a quicky resto including spray painting the rocker covers with probably no prep, no masking and heaps of overspray; a common thing in the US.... And buyer beware!
Tony66_au
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Dont get me started on weird arse suspension on US cars Mark............
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