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So agree!!!

What a very cool story! Thank you for sharing this! Great history and stories to be shared for sure!

You s Loved this story....thanks for sharing it! :)

Cool...neat story on that.

Only if I would of known, but that would of been another year wait for me....But remember, back in August of 1984 all the '84 GNs numbered production models were already made. Remember they were only making just over 2000 of them and it was to late to order one at a dealership and you never saw...

True. But I wanted sound wiring installed in the car so got the basic sound system, just thought it was odd a car made in the mid 80's wound still come with only a AM radio.

Was just a thought of how many still have their TRs here from day one? Maybe even more of a smaller number how many walked into a dealership way back and "Ordered" their car and still have it? Normally dealers order the cars themselves with an option package for the wants of buyers. With a...

Next to my Black GN is a.....White 70 El Camino. ZZ4 motor, 700R4 and other good stuff! ;)

Little more facts on the cloth seats.... All the cloth seats started with the '85s. (Third brake light all started with GM productions cars with 86 models.) I have one of the very first 85s made. I ordered my 85GN in August of 84. All the paper work we put in on the order listed the lier sigler...

At 16 I was still driving, (when I was allowed to which was not that often) my mom's 66 Mustang. Nothing special, as it was good looking even with the pony interior, but it was a sad straight 6 car :(. But I worked hard and saved up for my first car ad a few years later I had my first car, a 69...

They are (now considered vintage) Epsilon wheels. 16 8.5 F and 16 11s R. Here is an early 80s picture ad of them. See the tread OFFICIAL: wheel/tire picture thread... show em off! Page 34 for more detail and photos of them on my car. Thanks!

I was just thinking of the general wheel color not the lug-nut center....tb3 thanks for sharing that perfect pic of the wheel in detail!....what wheel? :) :)

Ordered my '85 Buick GN in August of '84. I picked up my GN the first week of Nov 1984, from Brian Buick in Walnut Creek California. (Dealership is no longer there) It was one of the first 1985 models to be delivered to Northern California. WOW my GN is 30 years old! Happy Birthday my black...

Could be.... Just based on my '85 it would take quite a few miles for that to happen, I've never seen a low mike Hot Air car with that much heat damage.

From the photo Just a look at that very damaged n worn hood heat shield and I would add another 100k , maybe even 200k to those owner claimed miles.

These were real 3 piece wheels so they could come in different sizes. My rear wheels are 16 by 11s!

These wheels are real hard to find as they are now considered vintage. BMWs and Corvette would run them as they were real 3 piece wheels. I was lucky enough to get them off a guy with a modified sports car and they were to wide for his fiberglass fender flairs. Here is an old ad for those...

You remember those Epsilon Wheels? They still get lots of eyeball at car shows. The rears are 16x11's and 16x8.5 up front. This spring I want to ad springs and lower it a tad to sit better.

You remember Epsilon wheels? 16 8s F and 16x11's w 255/50's in rear. Lots of looks and questions about them at car shows. No rub in the rear. [/URL][/IMG]

GN was Black with the polished fins, and the T-Type wheels were just aluminum cast color with the polished fins.