Buick motor co (4 resultados)

Paperback. Condición: Good. Original covers, 5 ¼ x 8 3/8 inches, staple bound, 40 pp, illustrated with black and white drawings and photographs. Softcover, good. Some scuffing and foxing on exterior, lower corner has the adjoining leaves of the textblock creased, flipped through, otherwise tight, clean, paper crisp, unmarked. Travel; owner's manual; automobiles; cars; automobilia. …

Loose leaf. Condición: Good. This offering is for a photocopy of the Buick reference book published in 1930 for the 1931 models. Loose pages punched for 3 ring binder. One sided, clear and useable, found in a car collector's belongings. Models 8-50, 8-60, 8-80, 8-90. Condition is good, no stains or marks, complete. Front cover page has the holes torn, rest intact.…

Softcover. Condición: Good. "This 6.0 x 9.0 inch, 68 page softcover pamphlet is the 1923 printing from the Buick Motor Company for the six different four-cylinder cars manufactured by the company at that time. The title page lists the six models as the "Number two Pass. Roadster, 5 Pass. Touring Car, 3-Pass Coupe, 5-Pass Sedan, 5-Pass Touring sedan, and special delivery chassis. This booklet is in good condition with definite wear and smudging showing to both sides of the heavy paper wrappers. The top front corner shows a crease of seven inches and there is smudging and wear to the front and back. The wrappers are worn at the binding but are still firmly attached to the text with staples. The title pages shows some smudging and chipping at the top edge and the continuing text pages are generally better than good but still show corner wear and occasional small spots. The first two text pages show pictures of the car models covered, and then the text goes through the construction of the cars with full-page diagrams of car layout, engine design, transmission design, electrical schematics, and numerous other diagrams. There are 26 full-page diagrams in the booklet. This is the original printing and not a reproduction. 68 pages.".…

63 pp. Self-wrappers, front wrapper frayed at edges and torn at top outside corner. This is the owner's manual for the 1924 line of Dodge four-cylinder cars, providing extensive information on the structure of the car and its upkeep.