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  1. 09-18-2006 09:17 AM #1
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    Buick port holes

     



    Looking for 50-55 buick hood port vents.
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  3. 09-18-2006 09:28 AM #2
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    Do you mean the port holes in the fenders??
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    Yep. The 3-4 holes on either side. I think the earlier Buicks had 3 and the older had 4. Not sure about that since I'm not that fimilar with Buicks.
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    If you can't find any old ones, the new Buick Lucerne has them in the fenders you could get brand new ones instead of old pitted pot metal from the 50's
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    Also there were a variety of shapes within those years, from round (e.g. 55) to ovoid, to stretched ovoid. Any of those of any more interest than the other? BTW, three was for the bottom of the line models, 4 for the top.
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    putting 425 nailhead into 33 buick series 67 4 door 126.5 wheelbase.
    59.5 front track, 60.6 rear track. 30.5 front spring perches.
    looking for: stick bellhousing and flywheel etc.
    plus any ideas for front axle. I am using 63 riveria rear axle.

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