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BUICK 1929 BUICK, Model 27, 47 & 57 1919 BUICK 6 CYL Cowl & Engine………………… BUICK 1929 BUICK, Model 27, 47 & 57 1919 BUICK 6 CYL Cowl & engine…………………. cadmium …… 107.00 Spark plug wires .................................................. 65.00 Cowl & engine…………………. stainless ……. 116.00 Headlight……………………….. cadmium …… 63.00 1922 BUICK “DOCTORS COUPE” Headlight……………………….. stainless ……. 70.00 Wiring harness set – includes ignition Body – 116” wb (model 27)……. cadmium ….. 69.00 harness, headlight & cowl lights …………... 221.00 Body – 116” wb (model 27)……. stainless ……. 90.00 Body – 121” wb (model 47)……. cadmium …... 74.00 1924 BUICK, Model 26 Standard 6 Coupe Body – 121” wb (model 47)……. stainless ……. 91.00 Positive battery cable ………………………… 36.00 Body – 129” wb (model 57)……. cadmium ….. 79.00 Body – 129” wb (model 57)……. stainless. …… 95.00 1925 BUICK Circuit breaker to light switch…..cadmium …… 42.00 Negative battery cable………………………….. 35.00 Circuit breaker to light switch….. stainless ……. 47.00 Horn…………………………….. cadmium …… 24.00 1926-27 BUICK, Series 115, 120 & 128, Model 27 Horn…………………………….. stainless ……. 35.00 Cowl & engine………………….. cadmium …… 79.80 Cowl light wires………………………………… 10.00 Cowl & engine………………….. stainless ……. 98.70 Positive battery to starter switch cable ………… 36.00 Headlight – cpe…………………. cadmium …… 148.95 Negative battery to ground cable…. …………… 34.00 Headlight – cpe………………… stainless ……. 194.45 Engine to ground strap………………………….. 24.00 Body……………………………. cadmium …… 145.25 Body……………………………. stainless ……. 170.45 1930 BUICK, Series 40, 50 & 60 Horn harness……………………. cadmium …… 56.90 Cowl & engine…………………… ……………. 79.25 Horn harness……………………. stainless ……. 75.60 Headlight………………………….……………. 52.20 Cowl light wires…………………. …………….. 12.50 Body – 118” wb (ser. 40)………….. …………... 58.95 Headlight buckets, pr. .................. ...................... 12.95 Body – 124” wb (ser. 50)………….. ………… 62.50 Negative battery cable .................. ...................... 27.85 Body – 132” wb (ser. 60)………… ……………. 68.45 Current limit relay to light switch ……………… 26.55 1927 BUICK Roadster Horn button & feed wires……….. …………….. 26.55 Cowl & engine harness ................ stainless ......... 80.30 Engine ground strap…………….. ………….. …. 23.00 Headlight harness ......................... stainless ......... 137.50 Positive battery to solenoid cable….…………… 52.40 Body harness ................................ stainless ......... 93.80 Negative ground strap…………….. …………… 20.35 Horn harness ................................ stainless ......... 43.50 Cowl light wires ........................... stainless ......... 12.00 1931 BUICK, Series 60, 80 & 90 Cowl & engine………………………. ………… 86.10 1928 BUICK, Model 24, 25 & 27 Headlight ………………………………………. 50.80 Cowl & engine…………………. cadmium …… 108.00 Body – 118” wb (ser. 60). ……………………… 101.00 Cowl & engine…………………. stainless ……. 112.00 Body - series 90 ……………………………….. 118.00 Body……………………………. cadmium …… 81.20 Current limit relay & horn (ser. 60)…………….. 44.35 Body……………………………. stainless ……. 113.50 Engine ground strap ……………………………. 23.00 Headlight……………………….. cadmium …… 70.00 Spark plug wires ……………………………….. 67.95 Headlight……………………….. stainless ……. 80.00 Positive battery to solenoid cable ……………… 52.40 Circuit breaker to light switch….. cadmium …… 46.20 Negative battery to ground strap……………….. 20.35 Circuit breaker to light switch….. stainless ……. 56.00 Horn button wire……………….. cadmium …… 29.00 1931 BUICK, Series 66S Horn button wire……………….. stainless ……. 36.00 Headlight ………………………………………. 52.25 Engine to ground strap………………… ………. 21.00 Positive battery to solenoid cable ……………… 52.40 Negative battery to ground strap ………………. 20.35 1928 BUICK Model 54 Engine ground strap …………………………… 23.00 Cowl & engine ............................. cadmium ....... 108.00 Spark plug wires ……………………………….. 67.95 Cowl & engine ............................. stainless ......... 112.00 Body ............................................. cadmium ....... 80.00 1932 BUICK, Series 50 (8 cyl) Body ............................................. stainless ......... 83.00 Cowl & generator ……………………………… 96.75 Headlight ...................................... cadmium ....... 42.00 Cowl & headlight switch harness ……………… 122.50 Headlight ...................................... stainless ......... 48.00 Headlight ………………………………………. 145.25 Light switch to circuit breaker ..... cadmium ....... 22.00 Body w/ 2 taillights ……………………………. 134.85 Light switch to circuit breaker ..... stainless ......... 28.00 Positive battery to starter switch cable…………. 56.70 Engine to ground strap ................. ...................... 15.00 Negative battery to ground strap ………………. 20.35 1 Engine to ground strap ………………………… 23.00 1937 BUICK, Series 40, 50, 60, 80 & 90 Spark plug wires………………………….……. 67.95 Cowl, engine & headlight ……………………… 531.80 Body harness – 4dr sedan (model 47) …………. 335.80 1932 BUICK, Series 60, 80 & 90 Positive battery to starter switch cable (80-90)… 64.70 Cowl & engine …………………………………. 91.25 Spark plug wires ……………………………….. 67.95 Headlight ………………………………………. 139.75 Engine ground strap ……………………………. 23.50 Headlight switch feed. …………………………. 30.95 Body harness …………………………………… 148.95 1938 BUICK, Series 40, 50, 60, 80 & 90 Engine ground strap …………………………… 23.00 Cowl, engine & headlight ……………………... 609.75 Spark plug wires ……………………………….. 67.95 Body (ser. 40) ………………………………….. 266.80 Positive battery to solenoid cable ……………… 52.40 Body (ser. 60) ………………………………….. 272.30 Negative battery to ground strap ………………. 23.00 Body (ser. 80 & 90) ……………………………. 322.50 Headlight buckets/pr …………………………… 37.35 1933 BUICK, Model 33-50 (8 cyl) Clock harness ………………………………… 43.75 Cowl & engine …………………………………. 120.00 Fender light buckets/pr ………………………… 24.55 Headlight ………………………………………. 110.00 Taillight buckets/pr …………………………….. 32.95 Body w/ 2 taillights (119” wb)…………………. 120.00 Positive battery cable .......................................... 35.80 Horn button wire ……………………………….. 11.00 Negative battery to ground strap………………. 37.40 Positive battery to starter cable………………… 52.40 Engine to ground ………………………………. 20.50 Negative to ground strap ………………………. 19.00 Spark plug wires ……………………………….. 67.95 Engine to ground strap …………………………. 19.50 Spark plug wires ……………………………….. 67.95 1939 BUICK, Series 40, 60, 80 & 90 *Specify with or without factory turns. 1933 BUICK, Models 33-60, 33-80 & 33-90 Cowl, engine & headlight (ser. 40 & 60)………. 519.60 Cowl &engine …………………………………. 120.00 Cowl, engine & headlight w/ options (ser. 40 & Headlight ………………………………………. 110.00 60). ……………………………………………. 579.60 Body ……………………………………………. 120.00 Cowl, engine & headlight (ser. 80 & 90)………. 572.40 Positive battery to starter cable. ……………….. 52.40 Cowl, engine & headlight w/ options (ser. 80 & Negative to ground strap ……………………….. 23.00 90) …………………………………………….. 622.75 Engine to ground strap …………………………. 23.50 Body (ser. 40) ………………………………….. 288.15 Spark plug wires ……………………………….. 67.95 Body w/ options (ser. 40) ……………………… 316.80 Body (ser. 60). …………………………………. 303.12 1934-35 BUICK, Series 60 & 90 Body w/ options (ser. 60) ……………………… 338.10 Cowl & engine …………………………………. 185.95 Body (ser. 80) ………………………………….. 297.24 Headlight & horns……………………………… 171.25 Body w/ options (ser. 80) ……………………… 336.85 Body …………………………………………… 147.00 Body – Roadmaster (ser. 80, 4dr sedan) ………. 344.50 Engine to ground strap …………………………. 22.30 Body w/ options – Roadmaster (ser. 80, 4dr sdn) 379.30 Spark plug wires ……………………………….. 67.95 Body (ser. 90) ………………………………….. 316.40 Positive battery cable .......................................... 52.00 Body w/ options (ser. 90)………………………. 344.50 Negative battery cable ......................................... 21.80 Turn signal harness …………………………….. 74.00 Headlight buckets/pr …………(w/turns 49.40) 44.35 1935 BUICK, Series 40, 50, 60 & 90 Fender light buckets/pr. ....................................... 43.20 Cowl & main lighting .......................................... 204.60 Clock & glove box …………………………….. 49.20 Cowl & engine .................................................... 53.35 Gas tank sender ………………………………… 18.00 Positive battery to solenoid cable………………. 43.40 Spark plug & coil wires………………………. 67.95 Negative battery to ground strap ………………. 17.00 Engine to ground strap ………………………… 23.50 Engine to ground strap …………………………. 17.25 Positive battery cable ………………………….. 33.00 Spark plug wires ……………………………….. 67.95 Negative battery cable …………………………. 37.40 1936 BUICK, Model 40, 60, 80C & 90 1940 BUICK, Series 40, 46C, 50, 56C Cowl & mainlighting – 118” wb (ser. 40). …….. 432.00 Cowl, engine & headlight ……………………… 538.75 Cowl & mainlighting – 118” wb (ser. 60)……… 440.20 Body (ser. 40, 50 & 60) ………………………... 190.15 Cowl & mainlighting – 131” wb (ser. 80C) …… 454.00 Body (ser. 46C conv.) ………………………….. 199.00 Cowl & mainlighting – 138” wb (ser. 90) …….. 475.00 Headlight buckets/pr …………………………… 40.95 Engine & starter ……………………………….. 154.45 Park/turn buckets/pr ……………………………. 44.00 Misc. dash wires ……………………………….. 50.50 Taillight buckets/pr ……………………………. 31.60 Spark plug wires ……………………………….. 67.95 Turn signal switch. harness …………………… 61.60 Engine ground strap ……………………………. 24.50 Instrument light wires ………………………….. 35.40 Clock & glove box wires ………………………. 53.40 2 Dash cigarette lighter wire …………………….. 15.75 1946 – 48 BUICK STANDARD & ROADMASTER, Interior lights wires (ser. 56C conv.)…………… 32.95 Series 40, 50 & 70, & 1948 BUICK HERCULES Spark plug wires ……………………………….. 67.95 STATION WAGON Positive battery to solenoid cable………………. 35.80 Cowl, engine & headlight ……………………… 580.91 Negative battery to ground strap ………………. 37.40 Body (all except station wagon) ……………….. 324.25
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