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Actually, the car was stolen in April 2005... never got to finish it :(

So did anyone else make it out? Jamie (Turbo6x2) took best G-body and also trophied for top 20 in the show. We saw another turbo buick roll through, and stop by the show towards the end, but dthey didn't actually enter ths show.

The race is a national fastest street car event. There will be BIG players from all over the country there. Michiganspeed has teamed up with the NMCA to host the Hot Rod and Muscle Car Nationals at US-131 Dragway on June 25th. This is a judged car show with over 50 awards. The event will...

this is SOLD! thanks tb.com :)

ok, here's some pics. Guess I didn't think about ut when taking the pictures, but you can't see much with the wiring harness all piled on top of the motor. As you can see, there is a TON of wiring there, including the fuse block for the car, etc. Oh, and the wheels are NOT included...

Re: Re: 1987 Grand National powertrain, suspension, etc. This would make a KILLER pr didn't get anything. try again?

Complete motor, engine harness, accessories, transmission, converter, exhaust, front suspension, cross member, steering, etc. All still bolted together. Would be an AWESOME swap project as everything is there except the turbo. Just under 64k miles. It came out of a car that had a tree fall on...

Re: Can't edit was that the pat's converter I sold a while back? I am thinking you're the one I sold it to...

so is it in texas like the title says or in chicago where your location under your name shows? I might take it. If it is in chicago maybe we could meet halfway instead of shipping it.

$300 shipped :)

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It's true! I have an 85 GN with powerstroke intercooler and lot of other extras. Just needs finishing up. The heads are out being ported now, so they'll need to be bolted on, plus the intake, etc. Other than that, it's a rust free 85 GN with 47k miles, T-tops, mint interior, etc. Car is...

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I think it's like 30 cents plus 2.9% or something. Most people usually just figure 3% and call it close enough. Up to you.