1904 Buick
Runabout
1904 Buick Runabout |
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1904 Buick Model B Touring |
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1904 Buick Model B Touring |
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It was a true pleasure to make so many parts to complete this restoration. Kevin is a great asset to the Brass-era hobby and a genuinely fine person. |
1905 Buick Oldest known survivor |
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1906 Buick Model F |
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1907 Buick Model G |
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1907 Buick Model F |
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1907 Buick Model G |
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1907 Buick Model G |
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1908 Buick Model 10 Touring |
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1908 Buick Model F Touring |
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1909 Buick Model 10 Surrey |
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1909 Buick Model-10 Runabout |
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I am a member of the Brass Buicks group who suggested we send photos to you. This is a 1909 Buick model 10 runabout which I restored shortly after buying it in 1987. If you look close, you may see some of your stuff. |
1909 Buick Model-10 Toy Toneau |
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The car is believed to be prototype for the Toy Toneau body style that became popular in 1910. The car serial number is A09B1495 produced in about November 1909. The wood body contained no screws. Attachment of the parts was with glue and brads which complicated the restoration process. |
1910 Buick Runabout W/In-law seat |
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1910 Buick Model 17 Touring |
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1910 Buick Model F Touring |
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1910 Buick Model 19 Touring |
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1910 Buick Model 19 Touring |
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This car is unrestored |
1910 Buick Model 19 Touring |
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1910 Buick Model 16 Roadster |
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1910 Buick Model 16 Roadster |
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1910 Buick Model 16 Roadster |
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1910 Buick Model 19 Touring |
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1910 Buick Model-19 |
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Touring Car |
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1910 Buick Model F Touring |
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"This is my grandfather, 10+ years before my mother was born. Little girl is my aunt, just passed away at 91". At the wheel is Alan Eickstaedt's grandfather, Joe Jellen, in Spooner, Wisconsin in 1915. He bought the car from his brother John in Detroit. Joe's wife Teresa holds baby Andy, next to Ann and Frank. Ann, Alan's aunt, lived to age 91, and Frank is still with us. They were on their way to Canada where Joe had a farm. The trip took ages -- no paved roads, no gas stations. Fuel was bought at feed or grocery stores on the way. They camped or slept in churches; locks on buildings were rare and if a place was open they felt they could safely stay there. Once they crossed a river on a railroad trestle rather than go a long way around. Joe sold the car in Canada and Joe bought a team of horses with the money. But they returned home by train. Thanks, Alan! |
1910 Buick Model 10 Toy Tonneau |
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1911 Buick Model 14 Roadster |
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1911 Buick Model 32 Roadster |
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1911 Buick Model 32 Roadster |
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1911 Buick Model 32 Roadster |
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1911 Buick Model-32 |
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Roadster In restoration |
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1911 Buick Model 33 Touring W/overdrive |
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1911 Buick Model 33 Touring |
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1911 Buick Model 26 Roadster |
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1912 Buick Model 34 Roadster |
Chassis #1592 Engine #1921 Name: "Nora" |
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1912 Buick Model 36 Roadster |
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1912 Buick Model 36 Roadster |
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1912 Buick Model 35 Touring |
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1913 Buick Model 30 Roadster |
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1913 Buick Model 24 Roadster |
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1913 Buick Model 30 Roadster |
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1913 Buick Model 25 Touring |
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1913 Buick Model 30 Roadster |
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1914 Buick Model B24 Roadster |
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1915 Buick Model C37 Touring |
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