James Lemon
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The car is original no face lifts or implants. He bought this new for $3474.80 when the Canadian dollar was at par with the U. S. dollar and gas was 0.18 to 0.20 cents a gallon.
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1952 Buick
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The car is original no face lifts or implants. He bought this new for $3474.80 when the Canadian dollar was at par with the U. S. dollar and gas was 0.18 to 0.20 cents a gallon.
Doug Kerr
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Hi, James,
Maybe CAD 0.18 to 0.20 a gallon. 0.18 cents would be a real bargain!
Is that a three-holer or a four-holer? That was a distinction of enormous social significance. Add-on fake fourth holes were a popular "accessory".
Thanks for the great shot.
Best regards,
Doug
Lovely.
The car is original no face lifts or implants. He bought this new for $3474.80 when the Canadian dollar was at par with the U. S. dollar and gas was 0.18 to 0.20 cents a gallon.
Maybe CAD 0.18 to 0.20 a gallon. 0.18 cents would be a real bargain!
Is that a three-holer or a four-holer? That was a distinction of enormous social significance. Add-on fake fourth holes were a popular "accessory".
Thanks for the great shot.
Best regards,
Doug
James Lemon
Well-known member
Hello Doug
I am glad you like this! I can't say for sure about the number of holes. I can tell you that he did fly to Oshawa Ontario from British Columbia and picked this car up directly from the General Motors plant.
