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Index to 1937 ‐ 1938 Buick Articles Index to 1937 ‐ 1938 Buick Articles Author Title Publication Month Year Volume Number Page(s) Notes 1937 Dealer Service Torque Tube, Bulletins, Page 38 37 Series 40‐60 Instrument Panel Finishing The January/February 2003 XXI 3 18‐19 Torque Tube, Ahrin, Mats Restoration of a Swedish Bodied Buick The January/February 1994 XII 3 12‐17 Torque Tube, Ahrin, Mats Technical Tips Buick ‐ Leaking Steering Gear Box The July/August 2001 XIX 6 18 Torque Tube, Alderink, Tom "Return with us now …" A Bit of Buick History The May/June 1990 VIII 7 14‐15 Torque Tube, Allen, Craig Technical Tips Buick ‐ Cleaning Buick Plastic The July/August 2000 XVIII 6 18 Torque Tube, Anderson, Bill 1937 Buicks Something Special The November/December 2003 XXII 2 8‐11 1937 Torque Tube, Anderson, Heyward On the Gunea Pig Run The July 1983 III 9 24‐25 Torque Tube, Anderson, Karl Technical Tips Buick ‐ King Pin Lubrication The July/August 2000 XVIII 6 21 Torque Tube, Anderson, Karl Technical Tips Buick ‐ Rumble Seat Drains The January/February 2001 XIX 3 14‐15 Torque Tube, Anderson, Karl Technical Tips Buick ‐ Rumble Seat Floor Mats The September/October 2001 XX 1 21 Torque Tube, Armer, Brian Our British Senior Citizen! (The Car Not Me!) The November/December 1999 XVIII 2 10 Torque Tube, Armstrong, Donald E. Mail from Canada The July 1983 III 9 3 Australian Motorist, The Victorian Buick 1938 Buick 8/90, Martin & body, Torque Tube, Sepyember 1, 1938 Built for Victorian Premier Hon. A. A. Dunstan The January/February 2004 XXII 3 11 Reprinted Automobile Digest, Torque Tube, January 1937 Quick Generator Tests The October 1992 XI 2 22‐24 Torque Tube, Bargar, Sherry 37‐38 Buick Club Eastern Meet In Canada The July/August 2005 XXIII 2 10‐12 Torque Tube, Bargar, Sherry 37‐'38 Buick Eastern Meet The July/August 2004 XXII 6 8‐11 Torque Tube, Bargar, Sherry 37‐'38 Eastern Meet Birmingham, Alabama The May/June 2006 XXIV 5 4‐8 Torque Tube, Bargar, Sherry The Eastern Meet As A Woman Sees It! The November/December 2002 XXII 2 16 Torque Tube, Bash, Bill Daddy's Wheels The July/August 2003 XXI 6 14‐15 Technical Tips Buick ‐ Longer Legs for 1937 Buick Torque Tube, Bates, Hank Specials The March 1983 II 1 16 1937 Date 7/6/2008 Page 1 of 63 Index to 1937 ‐ 1938 Buick Articles Author Title Publication Month Year Volume Number Page(s) Notes Torque Tube, Baton, Jerry Technical Tips Buick ‐ Removing 1937 Hubcaps The November/December 2004 XXIV 2 19 1937 Torque Tube, Bennett, Jr., Guy Bennett's Buick The December 1992 XI 3 11‐13 Torque Tube, Bennett, Jr., Guy More on Convertible Top Windows The December 1992 XI 3 14‐23 Bennett, Jr., Guy My 1937 Special The Buick Bugle December 1989 24 8 5‐11 1937 Model 46C Torque Tube, Benson, Bob Big Wheels The November/December 1998 XVIII 2 10‐11 Torque Tube, Benton, Art Member Profile The November/December 1993 XII 2 3 Berry, Phil and Berry, Torque Tube, Debbie Our Restoration Project The November/December 1997 XVI 2 12 Torque Tube, Bjerring, Erik Buicks in Denmark The September 1992 XI 1 7‐13 Torque Tube, Bjerring, Erik My Danish Bodied Buick The July/August 2003 XXI 6 9 Torque Tube, Blake, Jim Technical Tips Buick ‐ Painting Hubcaps Revisited The July/August 2002 XX 6 22 Torque Tube, Boeve, Daniel Memory from Europe The Fall 2006 XXV 1 7 Torque Tube, Bohn, Ed Technical Tips Buick ‐ Another Wrinkle Finish Paint The April 1985 III 6 16 Torque Tube, Borgwardt, Paul Dream of The Century The September/October 2001 XX 1 14‐15 Torque Tube, Bosk, Karl Technical Tips Buick ‐ Add‐on Taillights The January/February 2001 XIX 3 12‐13 Technical Tips Buick ‐ Lessons Learned Restoring My Torque Tube, Bosk, Karl '37 Special The July/August 1997 XV 6 22 Technical Tips Buick ‐ 1937 40/60 Series Fuel Tank Torque Tube, Bowles, Joe Replacement The March/April 2002 XX 4 23 1937 40/60 Braden, Mike BEULAH The Buick Bugle July 1991 26 3 4‐5 1937 Model 91 Technical Tips and Questions ‐ Estimated Cars in Use by Make and Year of Manufacture (as of October 31, Torque Tube, Brennan, Paul 1938) The May 1982 I 5 16 Torque Tube, Brennan, Paul Technical Tips Buick ‐ 37/38 Buick Wiper Blades The June 1982 I 6 16 Technical Tips Buick ‐ Brake Parts ~ From Volume I Torque Tube, Brennan, Paul (1982) The July 1983 III 9 28 Technical Tips Buick ‐ Hypoid Lubricant ‐ Effect on Torque Tube, Brennan, Paul Copper Thrust Washers The June 1983 II 3 12 Date 7/6/2008 Page 2 of 63 Index to 1937 ‐ 1938 Buick Articles Author Title Publication Month Year Volume Number Page(s) Notes Torque Tube, Brennan, Paul Technical Tips Buick ‐ Spark Plugs AC Blue Top The June 1983 II 3 12 Torque Tube, Brown, Schelley Schelley's '37 The September/October 2003 XXII 1 22 Buick Magazine, July Technical Tips Buick ‐ Crankcase Ventilation ‐ Air Torque Tube, 1937 Conditioning for the Engine The March/April 1997 XV 4 21 Buick Magazine, October Torque Tube, 1937 Buick Builds $5,000,000 Transmission Plant The March/April 1997 XV 4 17 Torque Tube, Bunck, Dennis In Storage Since New The November/December 2001 XX 2 10‐12 Torque Tube, Burnett, Conrad Proud 1937 Owner The July 1983 III 9 23 Torque Tube, Burry, Jan My Grandmother's Buick The March/April 2000 XVIII 4 14 Torque Tube, Busby, Joe Technical Tips Buick ‐ The Home Made Body Cradle The July/August 1997 XV 6 21 Technical Tips Buick ‐ Is It Time for Repairing Your Torque Tube, Busby, Joe Buick's Clock? The May/June 1995 XIII 5 22‐23 Torque Tube, Bushaw, Bob Technical Tips Buick ‐ Repairing Arm Rests The September/October 2001 XX 1 20 Technical Tips Buick ‐ 1938 Glovebox & Radio Torque Tube, Bylsma, David Medallions The March 1986 IV 5 12 Torque Tube, Bylsma, David Technical Tips Buick ‐ Adding a Modern Oil Filters The June 1988 VI 8 11‐13 Torque Tube, Bylsma, David Technical Tips Buick ‐ Clutch Disk Replacement The December 1992 XI 3 24 Torque Tube, Bylsma, David Technical Tips Buick ‐ Convertible Door Alignment The July/August 1996 XIV 6 15 Torque Tube, Bylsma, David Technical Tips Buick ‐ Fixing your gas tank sending unit The January/February 1993 XI 4 18 Technical Tips Buick ‐ How I Solved My Vibration Torque Tube, Bylsma, David Problem The January/February 1994 XII 3 9 Technical Tips Buick ‐ 'Plugging" Up an Overheating Torque Tube, Bylsma,David Mystery The November/December 1994 XIII 2 20 Torque Tube, Bylsma,David Technical Tips Buick ‐ Transmission Problems The November/December 1994 XIII 2 20 Torque Tube, Bylsma,David Technical Tips Buick ‐ Using Newer Pistons The November/December 1994 XIII 2 23 Torque Tube, Camille, Ed A Very Rare Car The July/August 1997 XV 6 15 1938 46C Date 7/6/2008 Page 3 of 63 Index to 1937 ‐ 1938 Buick Articles Author Title Publication Month Year Volume Number Page(s) Notes Torque Tube, Campbell, Jim The Buick Self‐Shifting Transmission The April 1985 III 6 7‐11 Torque Tube, Campbell, Jim The Buick Self‐Shifting Transmission The March/April 1997 XV 4 18‐19 Torque Tube, Letter about a stolen Carlson, J. R. Buick Motor Division The November/December 1994 XIII 2 6 Buick Torque Tube, Cary, Bill Members Cars Truck Bill Cary The January 1985 III 4 28 Buicks from down under: featuring Jim Casey's (#1387) Torque Tube, Casey, Jim Buicks. The November/December 2005 XXIV 2 15‐18 Torque Tube, Casey, Jim The Search for Past Owners The May/June 2002 XX 5 7‐9 Welcome to Volume XI, Number 4 No, the Torque Torque Tube, Chan, Wayne Tub is not dead! The January/February 1993 XI 4 2‐4 Torque Tube, Chan, Wayne L. 1937 & 1938 Buicks in Miniature The July/August 1993 XI 7 10‐15 Torque Tube, Chan, Wayne L. The Return of an Old Friend The May/June 1994 XII 5 10‐12 Torque Tube, Chrisanfov, Andy Buicks in Moscow The January/February 2003 XXI 3 14‐16 Torque Tube, Clark, Paul Technical Tips Buick ‐ Auxiliary Pump Installation The March/April 1994 XII 4 18 Torque Tube, Clup, Jr, Paul B. Engine Rebuilding ~ Part 1: Getting Started The April 1988 VI 6 12‐21 Torque Tube, Clup, Jr, Paul B. Engine Rebuilding ~ Part 7: Pistons The January 1989 VII 4 20‐27 Torque Tube, Clup, Jr, Paul B. Technical Tips Buick ‐ Valve Cover Restoration The January 1989 VII 4 15‐16 Torque Tube, Cohen, Harold My Brother's '38 Convertible The November/December 2000 XIX 2 14‐15 1938 Torque Tube, Cohen, Lewis Running Board Fix The December 1988 VII 3 23 College Graduation Time, Torque Tube, May 1937 Passed with Honors The May 1985 III 7 2 Advertisement Torque Tube, Cook, Paul The Duchess The March/April 1999 XVII 4 14‐15 Technical Tips Buick ‐ Upgrading my 1937 Limited to Torque Tube, Corliss, Jack 3.4:1 Gears The July/August 1997 XV 6 16‐17 Torque Tube, Corliss, Jack The Saga of Big Bertha The July/August 1994 XII 6 8‐11 1937 91 Date 7/6/2008 Page 4 of 63 Index to 1937 ‐ 1938 Buick Articles Author Title Publication Month Year Volume Number Page(s) Notes Torque Tube, Corse, George The Road Runners The May/June 2000 XVIII 5 14 Cox, Norman "The Queen": A 1937 Limited The Buick Bugle July 2007 42 3 19 1937 Torque Tube, Croll, Doug Technical Tips Buick ‐ Paint The March 1985 III 5 12 Torque Tube, Crowdery, Ray My First Car A 1937 Century The July/August 1997 XV 6 8‐9 1937 Torque Tube, Culp, Jr., Paul B.
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