1937 and 1938 Buicks
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Index to 1937 - 1938 Buick Articles By Author - Edition 07/06/2008
For the location of the following articles and more please refer to the index file. (The index is not currently completed, but it is in progress and is being continually updated.)
Technical Tips and Questions - Estimated Cars in Use by Make and Year of Manufacture (as of October 31, 1938) By Brennan, Paul
Technical Tips and Questions - Paint Combination Chart By Widlacki, Steve
Technical Tips and Questions - Trim Combination Chart By Widlacki, Steve
The Home Made Body Cradle By Busby, Joe
"Hood Lace" Installation 37/38 Buicks By Unknown
1937 & 1938 Buick Heaters By Logan, Harry
1937 & 1938 Series 40 Transmission Gears By McCoy, Gene
1937 / 1938 Color Matches By Logan, Harry
1937 40/60 Series Fuel Tank Replacement By Bowles, Joe
1937 Buick Accessories By Logan, Harry
1937 Buick Electrical Equipment By Unknown
1937 Buick Hood Alignment Motor Age Magazine, November, 1937
1937 Buick Interior Color Information By Matley, Lauren
1937 Buick Interior Color Information… By Mattley, Luren
1937 Buick Model "Series 40" Stromberg "AA-1" Carburetor By Unknown
1937 Buick Question & Answer MotorAge Magazine, March 1942
1937 Buick Vacuum Stater Switches By Logan, Harry
1937 Buick Vacuum Stater Switches Part II By Logan, Harry
1937 Century Driveline Modification ByPipkin, Bob
1937 Hood Louver Emblems By Logan, Harry
1937 Hood Louver Nameplates By Logan, Harry
1937 Production Change - Door Handles By Unknown
1937 Tool Kit By Unknown
1937-1938 Buick Specifications MoToR's Auto Repair Manual - 1943 Edition
1937-1938 Convertible Sun Visors By Dahl, Carl
1937-1938 Reproduction Parts Underway or Pending --- 1937-1938 Convertible Coupe Rear Window Frame - 1937-1938 Convertible Sedan Rear Window Parts - Interior Colors - 1937 Hood Side Panel Name Plates - 1937-1938 Convertible Top Latches and Header Hooks By Matley, Lauren
1937-1938 Rumble Seat Bumpers By Logan, Harry
1937-1938 Trunk Storage Well Cover Plate By Mahle, Samuel
1937-1938 Voltage Regulator By Logan, Harry
1938 - Buick Chassis Lubrication - All Series - 1938 By Unknown
1938 Buick Coat of Arms By Logan, Harry
1938 Buick Deluxe Grill Guard By Logan, Harry
1938 Buick Electrical Equipment By James, Bob
1938 Buick Series 40, 60, 80, 90 Specifications By Unknown
1938 Buick Trunk Medallion Gasket? By Logan, Harry
1938 Buick Turn Signal Installation Moorman, Pat
1938 Bumper Badge & Grille Guard Project Whiting, Mick
1938 Century Phaeton Rear Window (the discussion continues) By Logan, Harry
1938 Convertible Coupe & Sedan Factory Photos By Logan, Harry
1938 Glovebox & Radio Medallions By Bylsma, David
1938 Grille Fasteners By Logan, Harry
1938 Rear Center 'Folding' Bumper Guard By Logan, Harry
1938 Rear License Plate Holder & Lamp By Logan, Harry
1938 Rear Shocks By Lohstroh, Carl and Jensen, Brian
1938 Series 80 Dash & Moldings By Unknown
1938 Trunk Badges By Logan, Harry
1938 Vacuum Starting Switch United Motors Service Bulletin, 3-29-38
1939 Buick Heater/Defroster By Logan, Harry
'37 Frames Stronger than in '36 By Logan, Harry
37/38 Buick Wiper Blades By Brennan, Paul
37/38 Radiator Hoses By Logan, Harry
37-38 Buick Wiper Chain Repair By Unknown
'38 Buick Preventative Maintenance By Patterson, Hugh
'38 Buick Rear Shocks By Logan, Harry
'38 Buick Series 40 and 60 Wiring Diagram By Unknown
'38 Gas Filler Door & Tail Light Lens By Unknown
'38 Rear Shock Absorber Clips By DeLucchi, Paul
A Distributor Primer By Olson, William
A Hard to Find Molding Clip By Lewis, Ben
A Little More on Oil Pumps By Patterson, Hugh
A Non-Technical Tip By Unknown
A Very Handy Tool By Logan, Harry
Adding a Modern Oil Filters By Bylsma, David
Add-on Taillights By Bosk, Karl
Adjusting '37-'38 Automatic Chokes By Lewis, Dave
Adjusting The Starter Solenoid Relay By Logan, Harry
Aftermarket Fog Lights By Logan, Harry
An Up-Date on Buick Tools By Field, Greg
an You Help? Windshield Washers By Unknown
Another Wrinkle Finish Paint By Bohn, Ed
Anti-Freeze & What You Need to Know! By Torque Tube Staff
Ash Trys Aligning & Adjusting for 1938 all series By Unknown
Attention: "1937 & 38 Buick Convertible Coupe Owners" By Steed, John
Auxiliary Fans - Six-Blade Fans - Wiring Harnesses - Electronic Voltage Regulator By Unknown
Auxiliary Pump Installation By Clark, Paul
Back-Flushing Your Radiator & Block By Logan, Harry
Battery Cables By Unknown
Before Putting Things Back On… By Rossiter, Bill
Belt Molding Clips By Logan, Harry
Bent Wheels By Unknown
Body Cradles By Matley, Lauren
Brake Hoses By Unknown
Brake Lining on Secondary Shoes - 1936 and 1937 All Series By Unknown
Brake Parts ~ From Volume I (1982) By Brennan, Paul
Brake Problems and Possible Causes By Logan, Harry
Brakes on 1937 and 1938 Buicks 40 and 60 series using stock parts By Pipkin, Bob
Brakes: 1937 Series 80 By Unknown
Broken Distributors By Unknown
Buick Bolt Correction By Logan, Harry
Buick Bolts By Logan, Harry
Buick Bumper Jacks By Logan, Harry
Buick Carburetors By Weatherly, Al
Buick Carburetors By Hargrove, Jon
Buick Eight 1937 Series 40 Serial No. 2999497 and up By Unknown
Buick Eight 1937 Series 40 Serial No. 2999497 and up By Unknown
Buick Eight 1937 Series 60, 80 and 90 Serial No. 2999497 and up By Unknown
Buick Eight 1937 Series 60, 80 and 90 Serial No. 2999497 and up By Unknown
Buick Eight 1938 Series 40 By Unknown
Buick Eight 1938 Series 60 By Unknown
Buick Eight 1938 Series 80 and 90 By Unknown
Buick Fender Skirts By Logan, Harry
Buick Fuel Pumps By Logan, Harry
Buick Radiators By James, Bob
Buick Replacement Engines By Logan, Harry
Buick Series 40 & 60, 80, 90 Flywheel Ring Gears By McCoy, Gene
Buick Service Tools By Logan, Harry
Buick Steering Wheel Plastic By Logan, Harry Buick Thermostats By Logan, Harry
Buick's Switch to Two Stud Valve Covers By Logan, Harry
Buying A New Clutch Plate By Logan, Harry
CAM and Rod Bearings - Exhaust Manifold Center Section - Postscript: Running Board Fix By Unknown
Car Pulls When Brakes are Applied Motor Age, November 1937
Car Won't Start… Floods Easily By Unknown
Carburetor Rebuilds By Unknown
Cavitation Cure By Macdiarmid, Paul
Changing the Rear End of a 1938 Special By Logan, Harry
Check Those Radiator & Heater Hoses By Unknown
Checking The Spark Advance Unit Motor Magazine, September 1937
Cleaning Buick Plastic By Allen, Craig
Cleaning Knobs By Jordan, Mark
Clock Crystal Breaking By Unknown
Clutch Chatter How to Silence it By Pipkin, Bob
Clutch Chatter Eliminated By Logan, Harry
Clutch Disk Replacement By Bylsma, David
Clutch Fork Boot By Logan, Harry
Clutch Throw-Out Bearing By Logan, Harry
Commonly Overlooked Grease Fittings By Logan, Harry
Compare Compression Readings By Unknown
Contact Cement, Die Cast or "Pot Metal" Parts By Unknown
Convertible Coupe Cracked Door Panel Fisher Body Service and Maintenance Manual
Convertible Door Alignment By Bylsma, David
Convertible Rubber Pads By Logan, Harry
Convertible Top Rear Window By Unknown
Converting to Sealbeams and leaving a Stock Appearance is Easy… By Hultman, James
Converting your 4 or 5 Post Voltage Regulator to a 3 Post By Unknown
Cooling Systems Modernized By Haggland, Jimmy
Correction to Last Issue By Unknown
Corvair/Sidemount Tire Locks By Jekofsky, Charles
Coupe Rubber Trunk Mat By Logan, Harry
Crankcase Ventilation - Air Conditioning for the Engine Buick Magazine, July 1937
Cylinder Head Oil Screen By Logan, Harry
Dancing Tappets Made Easier Popular Science Magazine, 1940
Dealer Service Bulletin - Axle Shaft End Play, All Models By Unknown
Dealer Service Bulletin - Carburetor Chokes for Service, 1937-1938 All Series By Unknown
Dealer Service Bulletin - Carburetor Stromberg - Missing at Various Speeds - Also Altitude Calbrations - 1938 All Series By Unknown
Dealer Service Bulletin - Carburetor Throttle Shaft Sticks, Engine Hot - 1937 All Series Stromberg - 1937 - 40 MarvelCD-1B By Unknown
Dealer Service Bulletin - Carburetor to Choke Gasket - 1938 All Series By Unknown
Dealer Service Bulletin - Convertible Coupe Roof Covering - 1937 By Unknown
Dealer Service Bulletin - Convertible Coupes & Phaetons. Wind. Water. And Gas Fume Leaks - 1938 By Unknown
Dealer Service Bulletin - Crankcase Protection for Dusty Territories 1937-1938, All Series By Unknown
Dealer Service Bulletin - Defroster #980576. Installation with 1937 Deluxe Heater By Unknown
Dealer Service Bulletin - Oil Pump Float Screen Assembly 1938 All Series By Unknown
Dealer Service Bulletin - Speedometer Gears 1938-60, 80, 90 By Unknown
Delco N.O.S. Voltage Regulator By Unknown
Diecast Trim Parts By Unknown
Differential Bearings (Hyatt) 1937 and Past Models By Unknown
Dipstick Measurement Correction By Logan, Harry
Distributor Breaker Plate Repair By Weiss, A. A. ("Tony")
Do You Have The Correct Dip Stick? By Logan, Harry
Don't Throw Away that Temperature Gauge Hoffman, Saul Door Bumpers By Logan, Harry
Electric Windshield Wiper Motors By Logan, Harry
Eliminating Clutch Chatter By Mueller, Harold
Engine Breather Modification By Wilson, Rick
Engine Hard to Start? By Olson, Bill
Engine Rebuild Postscript: Piston-Cylinder Clearance By Logan, Harry
Engine Upgrade By Pipkin, Bob
Even more about rear brake hoses for large series cars… By Depouli, Ed
Factory Up-Dates 1937 Buick 1937 Submitted by Gumm, Richard
Faded 1938 Instrument Color By Logan, Harry
Fasteners By Unknown
Fender Light Lenses Torque Tube, The; April 1989
Fender Light Structural Integrity - An Approach for Preservation By Kanas, Jon
Firewall Data Plates By Logan, Harry
Fixing 1938 Hood Rattle By Unknown
Fixing a Broken Horn Ring By Jordan, Mark
Fixing a Broken Temperature Gauge By Logan, Harry
Fixing the Glove Box Door Light Switch By Vincens, Danny
Fixing Weak Seat Springs By Jordan, Mark
Fixing Your Broken Door Stops By Logan, Harry
Fixing your gas tank sending unit By Bylsma, David
Freeing Manifold Heater Valves Motor Magazine, 1937
Front and Rear Stabilizers By Logan, Harry
Fuel Pump Information By Logan, Harry
Gas Gauge Terminals By Logan, Harry
Gas Tank Sending Units By Logan, Harry
Gaskets By Unknown
Gasoline - Using Polyurethane Enamels - Mystery Item - Rocker Arm Shafts - Notes on Paint By Unknown
Get More Out of Your '37-'38 Buick Radio! By Jensen, Brian
Gimme A Brake By Jekofsky, Charles
Give 'em a Break! By Unknown
Give Yourself a Hand in the Simple way of Checking your Thermostat By Logan, Harry
Glass By Unknown
GM Driving and Fog Lamps By Logan, Harry
Good Valves Give Engine Extra Punch By Unknown
Hard to Start? (Continued) By Unknown
Harrison & Bridgeport Thermostats Motor Block Insert Types By Unknown
Headlamp Lenses By DeLucchi, Paul
Help! Help! By Dertinger, Joe
Help! Help! Members Technical Questions By Unknown
Here's the Best I've Found in New Side View Mirrors By Logan, Harry
Home-Made Body-Work Frame By Unknown
Hood Lace (Continued) By Unknown
Hood Rest Repair Tip for 1937 Buicks By Jones, Dick
Hood Rubber Bumpers By Logan, Harry
How Binguick Attached Front Fender Welt By Logan, Harry
How I Fixed A Leaking Steering Gear Box By Ward, Bob
How I improved My Car's Steering By Vellekoop, Ron
How I solved My Overheating Problem By Hilliard, Geoff
How I Solved My Vibration Problem By Bylsma, David
How to Install Trippe Lights By Jekofsky, Charles
How to Read Your Buick's Firewall ID TAG By Logan, Harry
Hypoid Gears By Logan, Harry
Hypoid Lubricant - Effect on Copper Thrust Washers By Brennan, Paul
I. Gas Tank Sealers, II. Silicone Brake Fluid, Editor's comment on Problem Products, Modern Brake Parts, Cooling Systems - III, By Schmidt, Roy W.
Ignition Lock Removal By Logan, Harry
Ignition Parts By Unknown
Index to back issues By Lewis, Dave
Installing Jump Seats By Stickl, Christian
Installing New Running Board Moldings By Jordan, Mark
Installing Radiator Hose Motor Age Magazine, August 1941
Installing Seat Belts By Logan, Harry
Installing the Drive Shaft Motor Age Magazine, 1940
Installing Turn Signals By Logan, Harry
Intake Manifold Drain By Mahle, Samuel
Intermittent Ignition Switch By Logan, Harry
Is It Time for Repairing Your Buick's Clock? By Busby, Joe
Jacks - Factory Replacement Engines - Engine Rebuilding: How to Screw Up - By Unknown
Keep Your Hood Latched! By Malloy, Bill
Keys for the Gray Ghost By Young, John R.
King Pin Lubrication By Anderson, Karl
King Pins By Hultman, James
Leaking Steering Gear Box By Ahrin, Mats
Lessons Learned Restoring My '37 Special By Bosk, Karl
License Plate Restoration - Car Wax Recommendation - Stainless Trim Restoration By Unknown
Lighting Up Your Dashboard By Jordan, Mark and Stokes, John
Lock Roll or Wire Radiator Hose Clamps By Logan, Harry
Longer Legs for 1937 Buick Specials By Bates, Hank
Lower Radiator Hose 37/38 Series 40 By Lewis, Dave
Lynn Steele Trunk Weatherstrip By Vincens, Danny
Make Your Own Value and Side Cover Gaskets By Freda, Frank
Making a Good Manifold to Tailpipe Seal By Logan, Harry
Making the License Lamp part of the Brake Light System By Moyer, Pat
Making Timing Easier By Logan, Harry
Master Cylinder Modification - Knee-Actions Shocks By Unknown
Master Disconnect Switch By Logan, Harry
Mercury Switch for Light in Glove box By Huff, Don
Missing Front Frame Bracket By Logan, Harry
Modern Brake Parts - II By Unknown
Modern Replacement for '38 Rear Shocks By Krake, Tom
More from Dealer Service Bulletin - Brake Cable (Rear) Binding, 1938 All Series By Unknown
More from Dealer Service Bulletins - Body Parts - Radiator Ornament Attaching - 1938 All Series - Trunk Lid Supports, 1938 By Unknown
More on Rear End Ratios - Speedometer Drive - Some Fine New Products By Unknown
More on the Sedan vs. Convertible Instrument Panel Question By Greer, Lee
New Parts for Your Brake System By McCoy, Gene
New Parts for Your Brake System By McCoy, Gene
New Tires Need New Tubes Motor Age Magazine, August 1941
Noise From Under Your Car By Logan, Harry
Noisy Rocker Arms By Mahle, Sam
Non-Interchangeable Canadian and US Parts By Unknown
Odd Causes for poor Idle By Unknown
Oils and Filters By Unknown
Open Car Windshield Molding Cover By Logan, Harry
Original Buick Glass By Logan, Harry
Original Buick Radiator Part Numbers By Unknown
Original Sedan Trunk By Logan, Harry
Over Heating? The Reasons. Torque Tube Staff
Overdrive Basics By Logan, Harry Paint By Croll, Doug
Paint - More on Paint: Wheel Colors - Deck Lid Support Arms - '37 40C By Unknown
Paint Sample By Logan, Harry
Paint Saving 1937 Hood Prop By Logan, Harry
Painting Hubcaps Revisited By Blake, Jim
Painting Over Factory Leaded Seams By Matley, Lauren
Painting Your 1938 Grill By Glazier, Gary
Palnuts - Instructions for Tightening - 1937 - 1938 By Unknown
Parking Brake - 1938 By Unknown
Parts Interchange By Pipkin, Bob
Parts Often Missing on Our Buicks By Yonce, Wayne
Pin replacement on 37/38 series spindles By Waggoner, Don
Piston-Cylinder Clearence By Pipkin, Bob
'Plugging" Up an Overheating Mystery By Bylsma,David
Polarizing A Generator - How and Why By Thomas, Paul
Preventing Vapor Lock By Helfrich, Leonard
Questions & Answers By Unknown
Quick Fix For A Dirty Carburetor By Unknown
Quick Fix For that Vexing "Buick Bell" By Waggoner, Dug
Radiator Bypass Valve By Glazier, Gary
Radiator Fans By Glazier, Gary
Radiator Overflow Tank Coolant Recovery System By Logan, Harry
Rare Windshield Washer By Oellers, Dick
Rear End Swap Jacobs, Pat Rear Window Sunshade By Oellers, Dick
Rebuilding '38 Rear Shocks By Micheletti, Don
Re-Chroming Bumpers By Schmidt, Ken
Re-Chroming Windshield Wiper Transmissions Part II By Micheletti, Don
Rejuvenating the '37 Buick Instrument Cluster By Mahle, Samuel
Removing 1937 Hubcaps By Baton, Jerry
Removing Cylinder Heads: A Creation of the Brain - Woodgraining; Dash and Molding Treatments - Generators & Regulators - A Minicourse By McCoy, Gene
Removing Hubcaps By Unknown
Repainting Hubcaps By Wheeler, Ted
Repairing Arm Rests By Bushaw, Bob
Repairing Hub Cap Retainer Springs By Morlong, Ritch
Repairing Running Boards By Vincens, Danny
Repairing The Rear View Mirror By Logan, Harry
Repairing The Stainless Molding Between the Grills 37/38 Buicks By McMichael, Al
Repairing Trunk & Door Handles By Unknown
Replacement for the Rear Brake Hose By Unknown
Replacement Manifold Studs By Lewis, Dave
Replacing a Foggy & Worn Out Rear View Mirror By Logan, Harry
Replacing The Cowl Ventilator Seal By Jacobs, Pat
Replacing Your Thermo Circuit Breaker With a Fuse By Logan, Harry
Repro Coupe and Sedan Tailpans By Marshall, Greg
Reproduction Grilles - Caution By Unknown
Reproduction Running Board Cores By Pardo, Jose
Restore Reflective Surfaces By Logan, Harry
Restoring 1937 80 & 90 Series Dashboards By Logan, Harry
Restoring 1938 Buick Hubcaps By Manle, Lawrence
Restoring Data Plates By Logan, Harry
Restoring Headlight Reflectors By Unknown
Restoring The 1937 Instrument Panel By Logan, Harry
Restoring Weathered and Checkered Running Boards By Wallace, Jim
Restoring Your Headlights By Logan, Harry
Reverse Those Sagging Handles Popular Science Magazine, 1940
Reversing Things to Fix a Flywheel Ring Gear By Logan, Harry
Rocker Arm Oil Filter for 1937 Buicks By Logan, Harry
Rumble Seat Drains By Anderson, Karl
Rumble Seat Floor Mats By Anderson, Karl
Running Board Gravel Defectors By Logan, Harry
Running Board Repair Tip By Waggoner, Dug
Running Board Restoration By Unknown
Running Out of Gas (My Car, Not me!) By Micheletti, Don
Safely Removing Hubcaps By Unknown
Searching for Super-Rays By Preslan, Clint
Seat Belt Installation on a Convertible By Yonce, Wayne
Series 40/60 Steering Gear Adjustment Motor Age Magzzine
Service Recommendations 10,000 Mile By Unknown
Servicing Buick Transmissions By Toboldt, Bill
Shedding Light on Corot Beige By Sutton, Herb
Shooting Auto Starter Troubles By Unknown
Shop Manuals By Unknown
Sidemount Cover Rubber Bumpers By Logan, Harry
Sidemount Hardware By Unknown
Sidemount Locks By Logan, Harry
Sidemount Locks Continued By Maier, John
Sidemount Locks Continued By Logan, Harry
Silicone and Gasoline Don't Mix - More on Gasoline - Removing Bumpers - Fuel Tank Cork Float - Penetrating Oil - Spark Wires By Unknown
Silicone Brake Fluid By Unknown
Simple Cure for Sagging Handles and the ever popular bouncing Screwdriver Popular Science Magazine, 1940
Spark Plug Wire Guides By Logan, Harry
Spark Plugs AC Blue Top By Brennan, Paul
Special Rubber Gearshift Boots By Logan, Harry
Stainless Steel Thermostat By Matley, Lauen
Starter Problems By Logan, Harry
Starter Switches - Strange Noises - Useful Information By Unknown
Step Plates By Logan, Harry
Sticking Carburetor Throttle Shaft By Unknown
Sticking Clutch By Micheletti, Don
Stromberg "AAV" Carburetor By Unknown
Stuck Cold Idle Control By Logan, Harry
Substitute Running Boards By Wildt, Lou
Sun Visors By Mortgomery, Ray
Technical Story (about Pin Striping) By Kindberg, Al
Telltale Signs By Logan, Harry
Temperature Sending Units By Unknown
Testing Antique Cars By Logan, Harry
Testing Your Speedometer By Logan, Harry
The Correct Convertible Windows By Logan, Harry
The Difference Between '37 & '38 Starters By Logan, Harry
The Mystery Crack By Jordan, Mark
The Thermostat Housing & By-Pass Valve By Logan, Harry
The Two Most Overlooked Lubrication Points By Logan, Harry
The Why of Vapor Lock By Unknown
The Wonderful World of Vacuum Testing By Unknown
These Trunk Handles Look Like Twins. But Are They? By Logan, Harry
Timing Chain Cover Seals By Logan, Harry
Timing Hole Covers By Logan, Harry T
Tires By Unknown
Torque Tube Overdrive By Weiss, Tony
Transmission Cross Member Adjustment New Zealand Buick Enthusiasts Magazine
Transmission Problems By Bylsma, David
Transmission Slips Out of Gear By Ward, Bob
Trippe Light Relay By Sweeny, Patrick
Trunk Back Sedan Hinges By Logan, Harry
Trunk Board Patterns…Actual Size Prints to Cut for Patterns… By Glass, H. J.
Trunk Handles By Unknown Trunk Interiors By Unknown
Trunk Tool Compartment "Cover" By Logan, Harry
Tune-up Your Headlights Pre-1940 Cars By Unknown
Up Grading Buick Engines By Lewis, Dave
Update on 1937 80 & 90 Series Dashboards By Logan, Harry
Update Your Engine with no Outward Modification By Unknown
Upgrading 1937 and 1938 40 and 60 Series Brakes By Pipkin, Bob
Upgrading my 1937 Limited to 3.4:1 Gears By Corliss, Jack
Upgrading my '38 Century By Don, Cecil
Upgrading Your Engine By Unknown
Useful Info! Engine Upgrade Cautions By Trueax, Bob
Using 1940's Generators on 1937 & 1938 Buicks By Logan, Harry
Using A Filter to Keep Your Radiator Clean By Logan, Harry
Using Newer Pistons By Bylsma,David
Vacuum Switch Timing for 1938 Models By Unknown
Valve Cover Restoration By Clup, Jr, Paul B.
Warning By Unknown
Watch out for trunk wire shorts By Logan, Harry
What Kind of Brake Fluid is it? By Logan, Harry
Wheel Cylinders By Unknown
Wheel Pinstripes By Patterson, Hugh W.
Wheel Striping & Paint Color Combinations By Olson, Bill
Why do Old Cars Overheat: My Opinion By Micheletti, Don
Why Do the Wheels Turn With the Car in Neutral? By Paulisin, David
Windshield Washers By Ocellers, Richard
Windshield Wiper Chain Repair By Logan, Harry
Windshield Wiper Numbers By Graves, Bob
Windshield Wiper Trouble? By Lewis, Dave
Words of Wisdom Q & A with Gasoline Alley's Owner Ray By Menefee Torque Tube Staff
Working on the 1937 Buick Steering Linkage By Lewis, Dave
Wrinkle Finish Paint By Unknown
Technical Updates…. Buick, Series 40, 60, 80, 90, 1938 Submitted by Gumm, Richard
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