Ran across this Buick 4 sale,while in Jupiter-Florida.Thought I would post it, could be basis for cool Rod project. Already had 1 bomber seat inside. Wood was pretty rotten, original straight 8 OHV, military wheels. JT
You Son of a B.....eautiful woman I'm sure........ Now I have to scrounge up money and fiund a place to keep it. What area code is Jupiter?
So glad you Fella's found intererst in this old jalopy. I must be like most others on this here message board. Can't bare to see another peice of vintage tin go to the s****per. Believe you me it does need work, but seems salvagable. Good luck! My buddy lives right up the road, PM me if you want any more info. JT
Same here man .... That Pic Above was when my dad bought the car ... i have poloroids from that to almost road worthy then i got 3rd degree burns when i was 2 and he sold the car GRRRRRRRR .... i have pics of it when it was finished.... just need to find em lol That Vicky ended up being a good show car. I Wish the Original Post on here had the Pics of the car he found still Up ...
Never heard anyone refer to a Buick as a Vicky before. It's not a Ford. Usually it'll be a Super, Special, Riviera, 40 series, 60 series, Century, etc. Just to clarify as well, none of my Buick Literature refers to a Buick as a Victoria or Vicky that I can find, I'll check the books at the shop today as well.
Well Maybe But i found this... ( 34-58 5-p***enger Victoria Coupe, 3767 pounds, 1160 US dollars, 4405 built ) and here is the Url http://www.autogallery.org.ru/bui1934.htm
I have a friend here in Montana with a 34 Buick for sale. I'm pretty sure he is missing the RIGHT door, and it is just a shell, but very solid Montana metal if anyone needs a solid body or sheetmetal parts. I told him I would get some pics and put on the internet when the snow drifts melt. Tim, 406-538-6666 aaweld@lewistown.net