Gangster Car For Sale

[OCM]

In November 1933 the Dillinger gang robbed the Racine bank using a 1933 Buick Series 90, 7 passanger sedan. I actually got to know one of the hostages taken on a 45 mile ride after the robbery.

As far as we know, there are only two of these complete Buicks left, not hot rodded, but mostly original. May be one hidden in Grandpa's garage we don't know about.

This is truley the ultimate 1930's outlaw car. This is a one owner car ( I'm the second) and has gone through a lengthy reconstruct. Also this is a true classic by the AACA. Engine rebuilt, new interior, on & on.

This is being offered for sale in the low 70s.

Anyone interested in a outlaw car, great place to store your Thompson, send PM for contact information and a lengthy talk.

 

David said I might post this here due to some possible interest in a outlaw-type car.

 

Thanks,

 

OCM

[james m]

Would you please post some pictures if possible? I suspect that several members would be interested in seeing this car.

Jim

[OCM]

Would you please post some pictures if possible? I suspect that several members would be interested in seeing this car.

Jim

 

David is going to which will save some alotted space.

 

OCM

[dalbert]

Here are the car photos:

 

 

 

 

 

Beautiful!!

 

David

[darrylta]

Stunning! Having restored several muscle cars, though not to this level. I can see

untold years of toil and gobs of money have been invested in this beauty.

At the asking price,, I'm sure your not even breaking even.

Good Luck,

Darryl

[OCM]

I don't discuss monies invested in my classics with my wife, nor does she discuss monies wasted on her horses.

 

Invested and wasted are two different terms of course. My cars don't eat and crap at night while we sleep.

 

nuff said.

 

As you know this is a labor of love restoring cars. You just throw bags of money at them and they work. Same with horses, you throw bags of money at them and they stand and crap !

 

OCM