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Old 12-27-2013, 03:02 PM
zephyrracer zephyrracer is offline
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Used Pontiac Parts, Buds Auto Parts in Gowen Mi 616 874-8708 this junkyard has cars of the 50's many cars of the 60 and 70's 2 rows of Pontiac's, they have all brands of 60 and 70 cars next time I go I will try and get some pics.

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Old 01-02-2014, 10:36 AM
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Hi Gregg,

Do you know if any '63 Tempests or Lemans cars are at Bud's? Additionally . . . does he/they allow customers in their yard?

I live in Plainwell so it would not be too long a trek.

Thanks for the tip and have a Great New Year,

Paul Yeaman

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Old 01-02-2014, 12:59 PM
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Hi Gregg,

Do you know if any '63 Tempests or Lemans cars are at Bud's? Additionally . . . does he/they allow customers in their yard?

I live in Plainwell so it would not be too long a trek.

Thanks for the tip and have a Great New Year,

Paul Yeaman
Hi Paul not sure if they have any 63 Lemans but they do have Olds and Buicks best to call and yes they do allow you to take your parts off and walk around, lots of old cars, I am waiting for my truck (service work) and will take a trip there I'm about 20 minutes from there, I live in Rockford close to 131 and M57 I would be glad to make it a group trip.

Gregg

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Old 01-02-2014, 11:01 PM
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Hi again,

It would be great to meet and go searching for old cars. I don't currently have a burning desire to go out in frigid weather just to seek out car parts. I'm thinking that when the spring arrives . . . that would be the time.

It's busy here now with guitars which I have in process; I also build custom-hand made holsters for handguns. I have three on the bench now which need to be completed by Saturday the 11th.

Keep me in mind though and when you decide to venture out, 'give me a call. My home phone is: 269 685-5673. I work at home so I'm either there or not typically far away.

Thanks for the information,

Paul

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Old 01-04-2014, 02:11 AM
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Hi Gregg,

Do you know if any '63 Tempests or Lemans cars are at Bud's? Additionally . . . does he/they allow customers in their yard?

I live in Plainwell so it would not be too long a trek.

Thanks for the tip and have a Great New Year,

Paul Yeaman
Paul you need to look in the 61-63 Tech or ask Keith or Dave those 2 guys know every thing about them and where thay are at.

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Old 01-06-2014, 11:06 AM
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Paul will have to get with you later on a custom shoulder holster for my 44 mag w/scope also am learning to play Guitar, just making noise right now, son plays guitar, sax, drums and learning piano.

Looking forward to a group hunt.

gregg

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Old 01-11-2014, 10:36 PM
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Gregg,

If you provide an e-mail address - I'll send you some pictures. I am currently making a shoulder "rig" for a Model 29 Smith with a 6" barrel.

Keep plucking,

Paul

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