1970 Buick GS
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While it may be dressed to look like a GSX, it's still a full-on 'real deal' GS STAGE1. Packing a potent 340HP 455 CID Buick V8 that's backed by a Muncie 4-speed manual transmission, with a 12-bolt rear end that has 3. 73:1 gears and Positrac, this is a fine example of what has come to be recognized as one of GM's most potent boulevard brawlers from the late 1960's to early 1970's. While it may not be a numbers-matching car, it's definitely done very well. The white paint and GSX graphics will catch everyone's attention, and the performance will demonstrate that it's got serious chops. According to its owner, both the engine and transmission were rebuilt less than 4000 miles ago, so this beast is ready to rumble for many years to come. Sporting its GSX rear spoiler, factory hood tach and functional ram air intake ducts, this is one fun car to cruise in, and be seen in. Inside, the black interior is in very good shape, with very well-kept black vinyl bucket seats up front, and bench seat out back. The carpet, dash, and remainder of the interior show very well also. With...