hi from France !
March 13th, 2015, 06:40 AM
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hi from France !
hello everybody,
at first, i am sorry for my bad English..!
i am 55 years old, i live in France near Bordeaux (best wine in the world..!! ) and i have an OLDS NINETY-EIGHT REGENCY SEDAN 4 DOORS FROM 1977 WITH THE 403 CI.
I have also a chevy c10 250ci from 1981 and a firebird v6 3.4 from 1994.
i will certainely ask you where to find some parts for my car..!
at first, i am sorry for my bad English..!
i am 55 years old, i live in France near Bordeaux (best wine in the world..!! ) and i have an OLDS NINETY-EIGHT REGENCY SEDAN 4 DOORS FROM 1977 WITH THE 403 CI.
I have also a chevy c10 250ci from 1981 and a firebird v6 3.4 from 1994.
i will certainely ask you where to find some parts for my car..!
March 13th, 2015, 09:02 AM
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March 13th, 2015, 09:22 AM
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Hello and welcome. Could you possibly spare a photo of this 6.6L powered yacht?
See post #48 here
https://classicoldsmobile.com/forums...g-455-a-2.html
for details as to how to do this.
See post #48 here
https://classicoldsmobile.com/forums...g-455-a-2.html
for details as to how to do this.
March 13th, 2015, 10:10 AM
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Bonjour!
I kinda have an affinity for Citroens and Panhards. And the French classic car magazine scene is pretty neat too, although the ones I remember seeing ("Gasolin" among others) I think have stopped publication since the recession a number of years ago.
I kinda have an affinity for Citroens and Panhards. And the French classic car magazine scene is pretty neat too, although the ones I remember seeing ("Gasolin" among others) I think have stopped publication since the recession a number of years ago.
March 13th, 2015, 11:55 AM
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i live in austin texas and i have a 72 cutlass 2 door coupe. parts prices are outrages online and from books i know because i need a lot of parts my self. try looking in a auto salvage yard you might have to ship it across seas but it will be a LOT cheaper. a used grill for my car is 300$ at the best on ebay but i found a really nice one in a salvage yard in dallas texas for only 25$ i saved over 275$.
March 13th, 2015, 05:04 PM
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Welcome to the site, also look forward to some pictures of all your vehicles. Parts can be found in numerous place including through this site. I'd post a list in the parts wanted section and see what happens. If you check the Classic Oldsmobile map you may find members in your area that can help you out. We have quite a few members in the Euro Zone.
March 16th, 2015, 03:54 AM
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thank you all !!
merci à tous !!
about the pictures, i'll post some as soon as possible and when i seen how to do.....
pour les photos, j'en mettrai dès que j'aurai 5 minutes et vu comment faire...
merci à tous !!
about the pictures, i'll post some as soon as possible and when i seen how to do.....
pour les photos, j'en mettrai dès que j'aurai 5 minutes et vu comment faire...
March 23rd, 2015, 03:09 AM
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Hello and welcome to the forum! It comes very handy for DIYs and if you have a question on a particular product you are thinking of getting.
Pics of vehicle and your terrain are always appreciated.
Pics of vehicle and your terrain are always appreciated.
March 24th, 2015, 06:49 AM
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Welcome to the forum! Don't worry about your English. It is better than some Americans'. I'm sitting here in Louisiana hoping that you have a good crop in Bordeaux so you can make a lot of wine. I won't write anything in Louisiana Cajun French as it may have changed too much to be understandable. Best wishes! 
March 25th, 2015, 06:15 AM
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thank you !
those four last years, the crop been good in quantity, but the quality is not so good: we had too much days of rain. (in the "Bordelais"). the wine is good but not very good as it has to be..! (I don't work in the wine speciality but i live among the wineyards and i like good wines...! )
i like too the cajun music and the country music...the country music is enough known in France since 15 years: there is many "festival" around the country, small or bigger and a radio show every friday night on RTL. but not a lot of cajun music.. and all about the USA is modish at this time: holidays in your country, old cars, the route 66, goodies....!! i did not wait the modish.. i have always been attracted by the north america, his way of life and his spirit; since my fifteen's ! i join a pic of my home Inside...! yes, it's in France....!
have a good day !
those four last years, the crop been good in quantity, but the quality is not so good: we had too much days of rain. (in the "Bordelais"). the wine is good but not very good as it has to be..! (I don't work in the wine speciality but i live among the wineyards and i like good wines...! )
i like too the cajun music and the country music...the country music is enough known in France since 15 years: there is many "festival" around the country, small or bigger and a radio show every friday night on RTL. but not a lot of cajun music.. and all about the USA is modish at this time: holidays in your country, old cars, the route 66, goodies....!! i did not wait the modish.. i have always been attracted by the north america, his way of life and his spirit; since my fifteen's ! i join a pic of my home Inside...! yes, it's in France....!
have a good day !
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