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This is a 1946 Buick RoadMaster sears 70 three speed on the column I bought this car in Norland Ont. It was a runner but needed some help.The first thing was the brakes the slave cylinder had to be bored out and rebuilt work done at L and L machine shop Barrie Ontario. Next was the exhaust had to be custom bent from manifold to back of car so it would go back in original spot work done at Grizzle exhaust Barrie Ont. Next last winter the motor was pulled and rebuilt the,head was rebuilt with hardened valves (to run unleaded gas) the crank and cam have been sonically cleaned and turned and re polished done at Toronto Crank and Cam. The final assembly was done at L and L machine shop Barrie Ont.
Also well the motor was out the transmission was rebuilt new gaskets, clutch, pressure-plate, fly wheel returned and new shifter bushings done at 400 transmission Barrie Ont.this winter the car is in to get the paint touched up the top half of the car was almost white from fading and a couple of small dents removed there is low to no body filler in the car. Work has been done at Chase auto body Barrie Ont. I have not done anything with the interior the head liner is mint and the rest of the interior is just OK the front window has a stone chip that is next on my list. Thanks for looking Ron |
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