1972 Estate Wagon Limited Coupe

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  1. Harry Clamshell

    Harry Clamshell Well-Known Member Charter Member

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    It is still 1972 Buick related!
    The 1972 Buick Riviera Silver Arrow III had those. Hard to see in the photo (can't find a better one at the moment)[​IMG]

    Just last week I primered the Electra (except for one fender skirt... but that will be solved soon thanks to David :thumbs2: )
     
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    WOW! Amazing! David, she is coming along fantastic. Just goes to show that you don't need the high dollar shops to build a great looking car. your work speaks for itself!!!

    :yahoo:Excellent photos! Can't wait to see in person!
     
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    Do you Buick guys know about this Classic Buick site? VIN numbers, Engine Casting numbers, Paint colour codes, and Parts...
    http://www.buicks.net/
     
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    You don't need a shop at all...just good weather and nice, patient neighbors! :smash: :party6::rofl:
     
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    Thanks, Norm. That's a fun Buick site. (y)

    David :)
     
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    Looks amazing, and even a bit evil in it's present state. Stephen King would love it I am sure!
     
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    remember he has an Oldsmobile too :cheers:
     
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    Thanks 'Vid.
    If you think it looks evil now, just wait until it is all together and coated in black epoxy primer.
    It will, for a while, look like Christine's younger, more down-to-earth sister...evil, yet so practical! :rofl2:

    David :)
     
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    practical twin sister, rofl!
     
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    Here's a more close up look on those 72 Silver Arrow brake/blinker (?) lights

    [​IMG]

    From 74-76 those lights were on the Riviera near the lower rear window as Olds had those on the Toronado from 71 (?? Jeffrey.... help me out here )

    I still have those bezels/lights/sockets here from a 75 Riviera parts car... if you can use them David, please let me know.

    [​IMG]
     
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    dont open the sunroof then !!!!:rofl2::rofl2:

    lookin good pal:thumbs2:
     
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    not sure about Riv, I think they were 74 75 76 like the Toronado... Toronado started in 71, thru 78.

    I had a 76 Riv once that I really liked and was looking for a boattail when the Toronado found me.

    The Rivs look good, added on but very nicely styled. The Toros are definetly more plain, but more integrated.

    [​IMG]

    a 71 currently not moving on eBay for the 5th relisting:

    [​IMG]
     
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    :slap: D'oh! I knew I forgot something...A SUNROOF!

    Whadaya think guys, should I go for it? :idea: It was available on an Electra.

    I'll get you for this, Rev!!!:taz:

    David:rofl2:
     
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    show me!!!!
     

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