Bitsa Buick

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Sooner or later, they say, you can find anything at Hershey. Sometimes, though, it's hard to know what to do with it. Take this 1927 Buick, for example. Unless you had a similar car with front end damage or rotten sheet metal, you'd be hard pressed to use these pieces. Even a hot rod project seems pretty far fetched - sedan cowls and doors do not a rat rod make, at least without the back of the body. This Green Field Hershey vendor hints at his strategy, pricing the headlights and bar at $200. He'll sell his Buick in bits and pieces. One wonders how much he was asking for the whole shebang. Or maybe he simply meant all along to simply part it out.

(Photos & text Kit Foster)
      

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