Great site

WOW, what a web site! Its good to know that there are so many Buick nuts out there! I bought a '63 Riviera and will need some help. I always wanted one since high school. When I bought my first car there were two different cars on the back row of our local car dealership, both priced at $399. They were both original and not screwed or jacked up. One white '63 Riviera with the original 2x4's and a red big block '66 Chevy Super Sport. I liked the Riv the best for looks but at 15 years old I took the Chevy because it ran. Now, since I have a little more car experence since those early days, I found a Riviera on the web to fix up and make it the way I want it. And, I finally get to have the Riviera I always wanted. LET'S ROLL!!!
Doug

 

Warrensburg? What's wrong with Knobnoster?

My older brother was stastioned at Whiteman in the late '80s. Same story?

He lived down the street in Warrensburg from all the bars at a house called 'The Animal House'. The place was a blast. More beer went through that house than Milwaukee and St. Louis combined.:TU:

 

Re: Warrensburg? What's wrong with Knobnoster?

Hey Greg remember the pass-out chair :beer =:sleep:

 

And the beer still flows..... :Brow:

 

I remember going to visit our older bro down there one weekend and enough beer had been drank in the last month to spiderweb the living room with the pulloff tabs that were on the cans at the time. Somewhere in the 5000 range i believe. Greg might remember better though.:beer :beer :beer :beer :beer :beer :beer :beer :beer

 

I do remember the 'Pass Out Chair'. It had no bottom under the seat cushion and when you sat in it, your butt hit the floor!:shock: You could not get up without help, and those guys were a$$es when you did sit in the chair.:spank:

As for the spider web, I helped contribute to it so much, I don't really remember a whole lot about it.uzzled: :beer :TU:

 

'The Song Remains the Same':laugh: