1918 Buick Model E-Four-35
Buick was founded in 1899 as a small engine manufacturer, but chief-engineer Walter Marr built a few vehicles in the early years before it was absorbed into General Motors in 1908. By 1918 the Buick lineup consisted of nine different models including this 1918 Buick Model E-Four-35 offered for $4,000 in Lacey, WA via craigslist. This
post is part of DT’s 2016 Birthday Celebration of 100 cars;
enjoy the ride!
The first thing you do before you begin restoration of this thing is you’ll need to delete Pokemon Go from your phone, because your time spent searching for rare Pikachu is now going to be used on searching for rare parts to restoring this dirty pile of junk to its former glory.
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I think the plan for this one is to find as few parts as possible to actually put it on the road, as close to current condition as possible.
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