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Australian ID Plate from 29-27X
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Australian ID Plate from 29-27X

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  • Riveted Engine Number tag - from a model 29-57
  • Factory Job Numbers - For Fisher Bodied cars. All bodies of the same model (ie. 29-27) carried the SAME JOB Number but a individual sequential body number.
  • From the 1929 Annual AutoShow in Lafyette, IN: Norm McKendry noticed that 1929 Buick coupe that had a rear spare tire cover with the Silver Anniversary logo. I assume this was a dealer option though I have seen reference to a "deluxe wheel cover" option in the Buick literature. The rear logo is a nice echo of the front radiator emblem.
  • Firewall Plate from a 29-25X in Australia. Note: it is stamped backwards 25-29. Also, Holden Build Plate showing Body No.: 55, Model: Buick, Series: 29-111 and Job No. 3402.
  • Paper Tag found behind Rear Seat Upholstery on Model 29-50.
  • 1929 Buick Production Information - Page 1 of 3
  • 1929 Buick Production Information - Page 2 of 3
  • 1929 Buick Production Information - Page 3 of 3
  • Oil Filler Cap / Cover Tag
  • Firewall plate on a model 27 owned by Knut Arne Windsand, in Norway. Car was built in Canada.
  • Firewall plate on a model 27 owned by Knut Arne Windsand, in Norway. Car was built in Canada and exported to the UK.
  • 29-27 - Body Tags. Built in Germany (Also see Member Car Photos)
  • 29-27 - Numbers Plate. Built in Germany (Also see Member Car Photos)
  • 29-27 - Engine Number. Built in Germany (Also see Member Car Photos)
  • Australian ID Plate from 29-27X
  • Australian ID Plate from 29-27X
  • Buick Logo and Part Number on Right Hand Side Floorboard in 29-44 McLaughlin Buick.
  • 29-27X – 116. (Five seat sedan). Body by Holden Body builders Adelaide Holden Body # 73, Model – Buick sedan, Series 29-114, Job # 3 43 1. Engine # 2265361, Chassis #2193224.
  • Markings on a Standard Frame used on a RHD car. Markings were on left side near where exhaust pipe comes from manifold.
  • Daryl Willis’s 29-27X frame stencil (AOS is A. O. Smith, Buick's frame maker). 1/14/2? is presumably the date the frame was made.
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