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1903 Buick

  • David Buick

    David Dunbar Buick, was a plumbing inventor and manufacturer in Detroit. Among his inventions were; water valves, lawn sprinklers, and a process for making the porcelain kitchen and bathroom fixtures. In 1885, Buick took an interest in internal combustion engines, and developed the overhead valve engine for the automobile industry.

    David Buick
  • 1903 Buick

    The first Buick was built around 1899, probably by Buick Motor Manufacturing Company chief engineer, Walter L. Marr. Buick Motor Division claims its beginning in 1903, since David Buick incorporated Buick Motor Company in Detroit, on May 19, 1903.

    1903 Buick
  • Buick Moves To Flint

    On September 3rd, David Buick sold the Buick Motor Company to Flint Wagon Works, led by James H. Whiting. Buick was then moved from Detroit to Flint–which was at that time the buggy building center of America. A new Buick plant on W. Kearsley Street was building Buick engines by December of 1903.

    Flint Wagon Works

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