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Must be your part of the country. I live in a rural area, my local auto parts store is locally owned and excellent. I also frequent a city of 50k people an hour away and know of a few independent stores that are there and supply auto repair shops. Originally Posted By: OilFilters

There are still Buick Veranos to be found on the lots. They are a discontinued model and the dealers are motivated to move them. You can probably get one for your price and have a nice car.

I will mix it up and say take the ferry in Marine City. I like the little boat ride and generally no lines and relaxed customs on both sides.

My Verano came with the Continentals and I had 4 flats in 20k miles. I then got rid of them and put on Goodyears and put 50k miles without incident. Keep in mind it's the same size as a Cruze

I've never had a shorter commute than an hour and I once was driving 4 hours a day to make 35 grand a year to be a teacher. Yes, it was crazy, but I already owned a home with my wife jobs are not forthcoming here.

I got my new car I bought on Monday done by Krown today in Michigan.

Mayville Automotive in Mayville, MI they have the bar stools, the lisle tools, and the Amsoil. They also always have a cat sleeping on the counter. Has saved the day countless times.

I use this one on my Buick Verano https://www.harborfreight.com/6-1-4-quarter-gallon-oil-extractor-46149.html

I have the same truck with 263,000 miles. I put a junkyard transmission into it recently because $700 installed more than was worth it to keep it available for a second vehicle. My engine has made the rattling noise you describe for year. I just run Wolf's Head 10-30 in it year round because I...

Not exactly the same but here is a UOA of a Amalie produced HDEO I had done a couple years ago http://benboyle.com/uoa.pdf

here's a UOA I had done www.benboyle.com/uoa.pdf

You have to buy one and understand you're buying an old car. Having said this, if I bought one to actually use the first thing I would do is buy disc brakes for all 4 corners. My car stops amazing.

I own a '74 Super Beetle. Anyway, I see a car with worrisome rust at the front pillar where it hits the heater channel. I see lame fenders and other hacks and cheap parts. You can do better.

My local auto parts store is an independent and excellent. here's a scene from yesterday https://scontent-iad3-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t...amp;oe=59F4C900

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I'll be in Carlisle in a couple weeks. i've melted and worse there in the weather. I recommend trying to hit Saratoga. The biggest Citroen meet on this continent! I am currently rebuilding my 2CV engine. Just replaced the pushrod tubes!

I bought a case of Wix online and buy Wolf's Head Syn Pack 5-30 Dexos from my local store. I also have a Harbor Freight extractor which makes oil changes easy.

Most of the USA based action is on Facebook. Citroens of Cascadia, SF Region Citron Club, Citroen Rendezvous. Are you familiar with the big meet in Saratoga Spring in June?

I have a 2CV and a Dyane. You need a 26R size battery. I actually have a ValuePower in the Dyane currently without issue.

The original '53s were all white. But, they did all have automatics