Article reprinted from “The General Motors Dealer” March 1930 Researched and contributed by Marc McInnes Another Marquette Victory  Buick's Companion Car gives Phenomenal TOP Gear Demonstration over the Big Hill, N.S.W. The Buick built car, Marquette, which was only [...]

by BCCA historian Eric North As the 1920s progressed towards their end, the free world?s economies were booming and along with that the motor industry. Buick had etched out its own particular niche as a car of quality, as [...]

The Buick Car Club is indebted to Mrs Joan Smith who provided the material for this article via country member Bill Denney and then compiled by John Gerdtz. CAZNEAUX - HE LOVED HIS BUICK! Editorial note: Cazneaux was not [...]

Article reprinted from “The GM Dealer” V3-No3 March 1930 Researched and contributed by Marc McInnes from the original magazine Musical Star, Gladys Moncrief with Buick at Broken Hill Miss Gladys Moncrief and “Rio Rita” Company recently visited Broken Hill [...]

Edited from SPECIAL-INTEREST AUTOS, Apr.-May 1973. Contributed by Lloyd Bracher THE BIG Joke of 1929 was that year’s new Pregnant Buick. People thought the car looked pudgy. It did - its body bulged out over its belt line as [...]

Contributed by Michael Zwar (grandson) Albert Michael Zwar MLC, a man of the people. He served as a Member of the Legislative Council in the Victorian State Parliament and a minister of the government of the day representing the [...]

Researched and contributed by Colin Castle. Story compilation by John Gerdtz This big 1929 Silver Anniversary Buick served the NSW Government for many years, specifically the WC & IC (Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission). Purchased new in 1929 by [...]

Researched and contributed by Eric North from “Motor Life” magazine, special feature “Her Right of Way” 4th May, 1929. Mrs George Lawrence of "Los Angeles" Day Ave, Kensington, is the wife of the well known Boyd Edkins representative, an [...]

Contributed by John Neale who once owned this unique vehicle In 1929 when this vehicle left the showroom it was a Holden bodied standard tourer and enjoyed this gentle life until 1932. By then, at the height of the [...]

Researched and contributed by Marc McInnes from the original magazine Motor Progress, was at the time the GMA (General Motors Australia) in house dealer magazine. Vol 2, No 5, May 1929 featured a 1929 Buick sedan on the cover [...]