FYI to anyone who wants to attend- May 27, 2018: Wantagh, Long Island, NEW YORK The Long Island Chapter hosts the 39th All-Buick show at the Wantagh train station, Sunrise Highway, behind Sun Buick/GMC. GPS location: 3470 Park Ave. Wantagh, NY 11793. Sunday May 27th, show hours 9am to 3pm. Show open to all Buicks including modified. NEW THIS YEAR, the non-judged Driver/Survivor class and we welcome Opel having their own class. Special pricing for Pre-War. Rain date: Sunday, June 10. Please see our website: www.libuickclub.org for more info and registration form, or contact and day of show call Dave 516-380-5751 millard48@optonline.net or Marty 516-606-4620,
LIBC had good shows when I was a member in 1995-2000, with my 666 skylark gs. Back then they had it at a dealer in huntington/melville off of route 110. I left queens and we have no LIBC is south florida! argggh
If any LIBC rep has knowledge of whereabouts of pics from 2000'show, would love to see if pics of my car survive.
That was Tom Rice Buick! By the time the awards were given, Tom Rice was three sheets to the wind. We practically had to prop him up! LOL The club meeting is tonight, so I'll ask Marty. I bet he's got them. What color was it?
Jason, I missed your post. My 66 gs was so dark green that for most it was black. Red pinstriping high on the fender and back--not on the body line. My official NY license plate was "BUICK GS." one of the first flat plates-no raised lettering. Parchment interior buckets and tach on console. Rear bumper had no chrome on it as it was apparently pulled out while in the process of being rechromed. hector
Yes I believe that's him. So you know the car? bought it in 1995; brought it to s. florida and had to sell it around 2009
Yep, know the car. I lived in EM at the time too. I remember seeing it at Bellmore with a for sale sign. I think Bob moved to Florida too! You should look him up
too funny. I saw the car at Bellmore on a Friday night. I was at Bob's house Saturday at 10am and decided to buy the car. On Monday evening, bob drove the car to my house in Queens, where we exchanged registration for cash with the car parked in my driveway. Bob was very nice and helped out by bringing the car to me (and had a friend follow him for his ride back). Otherwise, I had to pay him, leave the care at his house while I registered the car and got plates and returned for the car a day or two later. I had no way to transport car other than drive it. A tow from LI to queens would have cost what i paid for classic insurance on it for several years. Bob made the transaction eashy. That's Buick people for you! Thanks Bob!!
Bob is a good guy. Haven't seen him in years. I went to Bowling Green with him one year. What a character! Im laughing out loud as I type this thinking about all the stories
