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Adopt a Buick.

Discussion in 'Buick Events and Clubs' started by alleyyooper, Jan 5, 2020.

  1. alleyyooper

    alleyyooper Well-Known Member

    Got a extra $1000 or even $500 and you don't know where to spend it?
    Sloan Museum in Flint is under going a huge reovation, so has moved the cars to the old JC Pennys store in the nearly empty Cortland Mall Burton Michigan. It is Just off I 69 at the Center road Exit

    They are advertising that you can adopt Buicks and some Chevys for the above stated amount. You will have a placard with your name on it for the public who pay to tour the set up can see it for a full year.
    http://sloanlongway.org/adopt-a-car-listing/


    Oh the 53 Skylark protype has all ready been adopted.
    Maybe the Michigan Buick club did it.


    :D Al
     
  2. sriley531

    sriley531 Excommunicado

    They want $1,000 to "adopt" a 1976 chevette?? I'm pretty sure you could buy the 5 remaining ones on Earth that actually run for that, and still have gas money to drive them to the scrap yard where they belong and have a nice lunch afterward.
     
    Last edited: Jan 5, 2020
  3. 1970BlackBird

    1970BlackBird 1970 Buick Skylark Sedan, "Rosaline"

    No-one wanted to adopt the Caprice? Poor old thing.
     

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