Tony Shoaff
Active Member
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- Apr 24, 2006
No Question about it! Why would you even ask? Look@the#'s. 
Just sold my C6 and I am trying to decide between a viper and a 87GN
- Thread starter watevrpal
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Good luck with your decision. If you decide on a GN then let us know. I'm not into trying to talk conflicted people into buying a GN.
turbo nasty
Turbo Dojo / MNTR
- Joined
- Jul 19, 2001
Get a cherry GN already modded and have fun.
Get a ET goal and get a GN already put together for it.
Get a ET goal and get a GN already put together for it.
My Thoughts
If it’s money you want to spend, go all out and become the envy of the muscle-car world! (especially the turbo Buick world)The GNX! They can be found for about the same price as a new Viper. The GNX may have 70,000 miles or so, but it’s value is guaranteed to only climb. Once these cars get into your blood, and you’ve experienced this vehicle’s dynamic performance ability, there is nothing that can compare. I’ve owned Buicks, Mustangs, and Camaros. Heck, I presently have a Ford Lightning as my daily driver. However, no matter what I’ve driven, my heart remains in my garage. I have a friend who has owned his GN since the early 90’s. He decided to sell his 50,000 mile GN about 6 months ago. Since then, every time I see him, I can tell something is wrong. It’s like he just isn’t the same. In fact, he is desperately searching to replace that car. He just cannot replace it for the price at which he sold his. Their value continues to climb. These cars just become a part of you. Trust me, the ride or should I say the pull sells the car. My dad is an old country boy and one day he took a ride in mine. Now, he is the proud owner of 2 GN’s. As I’ve read somewhere posted in these forums, these few words basically sum it up for me. “ONCE YOU GO BLACK YOU NEVER GO BACK.” These cars require a lot of patience and a lot of research. But no matter what, you will become the envy at any parking lot or car show. Good luck in Afghanistan and take care of yourself. Also, THANK YOU for what you are doing for our country. My brother just returned from Iraq about one year ago. Good luck in making your decision. Thanks again.
If it’s money you want to spend, go all out and become the envy of the muscle-car world! (especially the turbo Buick world)The GNX! They can be found for about the same price as a new Viper. The GNX may have 70,000 miles or so, but it’s value is guaranteed to only climb. Once these cars get into your blood, and you’ve experienced this vehicle’s dynamic performance ability, there is nothing that can compare. I’ve owned Buicks, Mustangs, and Camaros. Heck, I presently have a Ford Lightning as my daily driver. However, no matter what I’ve driven, my heart remains in my garage. I have a friend who has owned his GN since the early 90’s. He decided to sell his 50,000 mile GN about 6 months ago. Since then, every time I see him, I can tell something is wrong. It’s like he just isn’t the same. In fact, he is desperately searching to replace that car. He just cannot replace it for the price at which he sold his. Their value continues to climb. These cars just become a part of you. Trust me, the ride or should I say the pull sells the car. My dad is an old country boy and one day he took a ride in mine. Now, he is the proud owner of 2 GN’s. As I’ve read somewhere posted in these forums, these few words basically sum it up for me. “ONCE YOU GO BLACK YOU NEVER GO BACK.” These cars require a lot of patience and a lot of research. But no matter what, you will become the envy at any parking lot or car show. Good luck in Afghanistan and take care of yourself. Also, THANK YOU for what you are doing for our country. My brother just returned from Iraq about one year ago. Good luck in making your decision. Thanks again.
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- May 27, 2001
black 2010 Camaro SS RS, similar to your C6 but with a back seat.
Black Power
Well-Known Member
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- Jul 3, 2006
If I could have a Viper instead of my GN I would set this brick on fire in a heartbeat. To each his own.
gnbooster87
its only a six
- Joined
- Aug 19, 2004
trader we should burn you in it for saying that
Yep!
My daughter is 9, and she never seemed to care much for the old dishwasher shaped Buick. It was my daily driver until May of this year when I bought a miser beater. Now that the cool weather is here, I've started to drive the Buick every once in a while and she's all giddy to ride in it every chance she gets.
Don't mind Will, he's just bitter. Spent all summer building a 14 second GN.:biggrin:
Oh wait, with nitrous so 13 seconds.
ttypewhite
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- Oct 1, 2001
X2, I wouldn't even think twice about it. Wheres the lighter fluid
X3 .. lemme go find some matches to help the cause
Black Power
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- Jul 3, 2006
Have had a number of high performance cars over the years. The turbo Regal is the only one that I have kept and will not sell. The others are long gone. If you haven't driven a Viper you might consider doing so before buying one. They are not "user friendly" as is the C6 nor exceptionally fast.
