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By the late 1980-s, the muscle car era was done. The gas crisis caused the end of high horsepower V8s and the few domestic muscle cars that remained were so strangled with emissions equipment, that the horsepower ratings were embarrassing. Even the Corvettes of the late 1980-s barely squeaked over 200 horsepower. GM made a step in the right direction with their revolutionary Turbocharged V6 Grand National. This 3. 8 Liter gem, with the help of its turbocharger churns out 245 horsepower and a massive 355 lb. ft of torque. This torque monster could rocket the 3500-pound GN to 60 miles per hour in less than 6 seconds and on to finish a 1/4 mile in about 14 seconds. Finished in a sinister gloss black exterior paint, and with gray and black two-tone interior, the GN is a sharp looking beast as well. This one is in great shape and will turn heads wherever...

If you are looking for a great classic car to take to car shows or to just enjoy an evening cruise this 1956 Buick Special will fit the bill! While this Buick has been cosmetically restored to its original glory, all the powertrain is believed to be original to the car and has been maintained to stay in great running and driving condition.

The car is powered by the original 4. 3L Fireball V8 which has been rebuilt. It-s paired to a 3-speed automatic transmission and shifts with ease. The car also features power brakes, and power steering so coming to a stop and make sharp turns is a bit easier. This beautiful classic has been in the same family for many years and has been very well maintained through its life.

With the car having a little bit older restoration, the...

For 1968, GM restyled their A-body platform with a fresh look. Built from the factory dressed to impress, and equipped with plenty of nice touches, this Buick is a fine representation of late 60's 'luxury with performance'. Powering this '68 Buick GS for sale is a freshly-rebuilt 350 CID V8 engine, with only about 200 miles on it. This 350 comes with a mild performance cam, a T/A Performance Products STAGE1 intake manifold, 4BBL Edelbrock carb, long tube headers, and T/A Performance aluminum valve covers. Buick's factory rating for their 350 CID V8 was listed 280 horsepower; so, no doubt this one has upped the ante. To keep the big V8 in the cool zone, a big Champion Cooling Products aluminum radiator (with a built-in trans cooler) has been installed. Fire up the big V8, and it produces a healthy rumble through its Flowmaster-equipped dual exhaust. One can immediately tell that this Buick fits the definition of 'The Gentleman's Muscle Car. ' Sticking out at shows, this Buick Skylark Custom convertible for sale is a solid example befitting Buick's catch phrase 'The Distinctive Personal Car for Americana on the GO. ' Backing the healthy 350 is a 200R4 4-speed automatic transmission,...

In 1982, Buick introduced the Grand National for NASCAR with the thought in mind 'What wins on Sunday, sells on Monday. ' They were right, as the Grand National was a huge success. The name Grand National was not used in 1983, and by 1986 you could get a Grand National or a T-Type despite being nearly the same car. These cars sported a 3. 8 Liter Turbocharged and Intercooled V6. This power plant puts out a staggering 235 HP and 330 lb ft of torque. Backing the powerhouse is an automatic transmission and rear wheel drive. This particular example is an extremely clean and well kept example with only 34,595 original miles. With only 3 owners, the car has been beautifully maintained and save for one professional respray, the car is completely original. The car was painted its original color, but now has modern base coat clear coat paint. The paint has a high gloss and looks awesome. The interior is the original gray cloth upholstery...

When introduced in 1940, the new Series Super 8 featured the cutting-edge torpedo C-body shared with the Series 70 Roadmaster. It features a 5- wider cabin, the elimination of running boards and streamlined exterior styling. When combined with a column shifter, the cars offered true six-passenger comfort. This gorgeous 1941 Burgundy/Grey Coupe is ready to show or cruise in style! The 248 cubic-inch Fireball 8 power-plant runs great and shifts smoothly through its 3-speed sliding shift manual transmission. The starting procedure is unique as well and mounted to the gas pedal. Turn the key to -on-, press the pedal and she fires right up! The interior is stunning and the craftsmanship of this era must be seen to be...