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McLaughlin Buick
A friend of mine bought a wartime McLaughlin Buick , and has the restauration finished. But he is wondering if there should be any markings on it ?
The vehicle is right hand drive , and after the war was sold on to the private market , in this process , the car was sanded down , and given a Shiny brown color , so therefore no markings to be discovered . Would these vehicles be used in the military , or in the government role ? There was some olive drab paint remains left under the bonnet . Any help is appreciated |
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Maurice,
If you send me a private message with your email address, I will forward your question to a friend who has worked in the historical archives of General Motors in Oshawa, Ontario. If he can help you, I'm sure he will. Terry
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Car, Heavy - 1942 Buick Limited Sedan
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Hanno ,Here is a bad picture from it with markings from a previous resto.
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Another Buick
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