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Where can one find the good portholes?


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The classic Buick guys fit their late model Buicks with the portholes offered by the Sloan Museum in Flint, Michigan, which is home to the Buick Gallery and Research Center.  I understand that the Sloan's portholes are the best quality versions currently available.

http://www.sloanmuseum.com/museum_store.html

A dude on ebay (item No. 8049132674) has portholes that he claims are superior to the Chinese made ones. Are these the same as the museum.

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been thinking of putting them on my Riviera.....don't kill me :P

can someone maybe try to chop them onto a Riviera like mine so I can get an idea....I've seen Rivs with them before...but can't find them anywhere now

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Real, functioning portholes like the Ultra or just decorative?

I didn't realize the Ultra's portholes were functioning... I thought they were purely decorative!
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THe angle and placement would make or break the Riviera's lines. I'll

try to chop them on an Egg for ya. :wink:

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Hey Sixty...I would prefer Park Ave Ventiports vs. the new style....I've seen Riv's with Park Ave ones before and it looks nice

I saw an ebay auction a while back for a 1999 Riv that had PA portholes and 2004 or so Chrome rims (PA/Lacrosse style) on it.. looked damn good in the pictures. Not quite sure how it would look on a white Riv. Edited by Decka
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