Those of us old enough to remember WWII and the immediate post-war years will recall the plethora of custom converted and home made utilities. Virtually from the end of 1939 until the late 1940's it was impossible for a [...]

Contribution by courtesy of the NRMA. Article copied from NRMA’s "The Open Road" February 19th, 1931 Main Picture: Old Man of the Forest  The long-distance tourist pauses long enough near Hawker (South Australia) to make a pretty setting for [...]

Article reprinted from “Motor Progress” May 1927 Researched and contributed by Marc McInnes from the original magazine. Buick Taxi does sterling service in Perth. An old Chev and an old Buick car on the taxi rank, Cottesloe Beach, nearest [...]

Production Line Methods have changed at Woodville! Article reprinted from GMH employee magazine “People” Sept 1953 Researched & contributed by Marc McInnes STRIKING contrast in early methods of motor car body manufacture compared with the smooth production line technique [...]

Article reprinted from "Motor Progress" Nov 1927 Researched by Marc McInnes from the original magazine BUICK COMPLETES RECORD TRIP ROUND AUSTRALIA A tour of unusual interest which has just been completed was that recently undertaken by Messrs. Woodward and [...]

Researched and contributed by Eric North from “Motor Life” magazine, special feature “Her Right of Way” 16th October, 1929. Miss Netta Mullarkey, of Kogarah, is here depicted alongside her Buick. Webmaster?s Note:  Looks like a Buick, model 26-55X, 5 [...]

Article and photos contributed by David McCredie David restored the 1926 Buick Standard Six from a one owner car in original but rough condition. When finished in 1976 it won the CVVTMC Grand Champion award. Soon after, Marc McInnes [...]

Story and Photos contributed by Kylie Davis This fine example of a 1926 Buick Standard six tourer was the restoration passion of the late Norman Percy Chesworth. Born in England, Norman served in the First World War at Flanders [...]

Article reprinted from “Walkabout” magazine December 1st, 1935 Researched and contributed by Marc McInnes from the original magazine The 1926 Buick pictured in the buffalo country, where the Pandanus palm grows in profusion. Posted 12/2004

Researched and contributed by Eric North from “Motor Life” magazine, special feature “Her Right of Way” 21st September, 1929. Miss Heather Field the charming daughter of Mr. T.A.Field of "Glen Mervyn" Belmore Road Coogee is a skillful driver of [...]