The Legend

For years he has been a man of mystery, knowledge and urban legends. He has been called the most interesting man in the world.

He has owned (and destroyed) more B and D bodies by the time he was 20, than most of us will in a lifetime. He also lived to tell about it. He also runs the Roadmaster website, now he is one of us!

Well at WagonFest 2012 he was unmasked! And what does he do; he walks right in, and takes the first trophy.

Tom C.

Nice one Tom. It was good to finally meet the famous Mr.Buick himself, not to mention buy a ton of parts from him

silverfox103 wrote:

For years he has been a man of mystery, knowledge and urban legends. He has been called the most interesting man in the world.

He has owned (and destroyed) more B and D bodies by the time he was 20, than most of us will in a lifetime. He also lived to tell about it. He also runs the Roadmaster website, now he is one of us!

Well at WagonFest 2012 he was unmasked! And what does he do; he walks right in, and takes the first trophy.

Tom C.

So he is real?Always thought he was a myth!Figured he would be taller but cant have everything.LOL
Looking forward to learning a ton of B body stuff from you Cory and glad you finally came over!

Forgot to mention that Cory and his father have a 35,000 sq ft warehouse for toys.

I thought Tim snarfed up all the trophies...Glad to see some one else getting some love!
Mr. Buick was the first person I bought parts off the ISSF from in 2007. (set of used injectors for $40 right after I paid $175 for one new one!) THey are still wrapped up in newspaper in the garage.

I enjoyed meeting Cory. Seems like a great guy. Did not get much time to talk as I left early.

BigBlackBeaSSt wrote:

I enjoyed meeting Cory. Seems like a great guy. Did not get much time to talk as I left early.

Before I remembered to hit you up for a couple bleeder valves

So, they were giving out trophys for just showing up?

95BRMW wrote:

BigBlackBeaSSt wrote:

I enjoyed meeting Cory. Seems like a great guy. Did not get much time to talk as I left early.

Before I remembered to hit you up for a couple bleeder valves

I had a new batch under my seat and forgot!!!! So you will have to come down for the SC September show.

Well thank you Tom. I didn't realize I was a legend. I knew I was rather infamous, but didn't realize I have reached "Legendary" status.

The trophy was for "Longest Travel" to WagonFest. I traveled about 600 miles there, 600 miles back. I put about 200 miles on the car while I was there. Total, I put over 1,400 miles on the car in 4 days. Good thing I changed the oil a few days before I left. I have never racked up that many miles in such a short time frame. The car is about to turn over 260,000 miles. On a factory, unrebuilt engine, tranny, and rear.

I had a really good time. I'm disappointed with myself, for not getting to the show sooner, and chatting with more members. I met a bunch of great people, and saw a bunch of Frickin' awesome wagons. If I needed any confirmation that I'm a wagon nut job for life, this was it. Once we have the date set for next year, I'm booking my hotel.

95BRMW wrote:

Nice one Tom. It was good to finally meet the famous Mr.Buick himself, not to mention buy a ton of parts from him

I enjoyed meeting another member who has a car/ parts hording "problem" that is on par with mine. Buying all those parts from me, made my trip possible. Thank you for that, David.

Flasheroo wrote:

Figured he would be taller but cant have everything.LOL
Looking forward to learning a ton of B body stuff from you Cory and glad you finally came over!

I've been told I'm taller on the internet(Bewber...). Now that I have found a new place that feels more like home, I plan on spending more time here.

silverfox103 wrote:

Forgot to mention that Cory and his father have a 35,000 sq ft warehouse for toys.

35,000 square feet is the size of a wallmart! The place isn't quite that big, but I have actually seen a place almost that big, packed with Nash, Hudson, and AMC products. That was madness. Our building is around 7,200 square feet, or roughly 35 car. With the way it was sectioned off before he bought it, the place fits about 25 cars, and then has rooms packed with parts/ random stuff. We call it Magnum Force.

Can we agree on "Legendary Infamy"

We must watch it. This is too much fame for someone so young.
It may go to his head and ruin his attitude for a normal life.

Jim News Alert! We are wagon freaks!

What ever processed you to think our attitudes are normal to begin with!

I thought we went over this! We are WAGON KOOKS!!! Get it right Dave.

You say tomayto. I say tomahto.

Our wives say nothing I can print here.

Let's call the whole thing fun!

lakeffect wrote:

You say tomayto. I say tomahto.

Our wives say nothing I can print here.

Let's call the whole thing fun!