For Sale: 1971 Buick Gran Sport in Hilton, New York for sale in Hilton, NY
Vehicle Description BUICK GS 400 STAGE 1 455ci Pavement Pounding Monster by GM.
These cars are what Legends are made of.
THERE WERE ONLY 687 STAGE 1s BUILT WITH TH400 AUTOMATIC OUT OF 9294 TOTAL GRAND SPORTS PRODUCED IN 1971 - THAT MAKES THIS CAR A RARE.
-------------------- SIGNIFICANT ADDITION TO ANYONE'S COLLECTION.
--------------------- >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Numbers Matching Engine and Transmission.
This particular GS has been restored and well maintained as it shows in attention to detail and cleanliness throughout.
Interior is in excellent and functioning condition and the undercarriage stripped and refinished in like new condition.
This is a very well conceived and executed restoration that all would be proud to own.
More Details Below of what an exceptional car these Buick GS's are and how scarcely available they have become.
David Dunbar Buick was one of the earliest individuals to experiment with internal combustion engines during the 1890s.
Inventing a process for permanently coating cast iron with enamel which allowed the production of 'white' bathtubs at a lower cost, earned him a great fortune.
He started three successive companies to produce cars and only the third of which was successful and eventually became the Buick Motor Company.
William C.
Durant later gained control of the company and used it as the platform to build General Motors.
Like many other marques, Buick participated aggressively in the late 1960s and early 1970s in the muscle car scene.
Buick used its midsized Skylark and added a 455 cubic-inch engine with a bigger carburetor, special cam and heads and ram air induction to produce 360 horsepower and 510 foot-lbs of torque.
The result was the GS Stage I, which also featured a special hood and side panel stripes, distinctive padded steering wheel and a rear spoiler.
The GS became known as a 'gentleman's muscle car' or 'sleeper' with legendary torque that made it one of the most powerful muscle cars of the time.
-----------------------------------On display now in our showroom------------------------------------ GREAT LAKES CLASSIC CARS 6 Upton Street HILTON, N.
Y.
14468 We offer financing assistance and help with transport arrangements.
Stop in or give us a call or e-mail on the very fine special vehicle.
Rear Spoiler, Air Conditioning, Dome Lamp, Tilt Steering Wheel, Tinted Glass, Armrests - Dual Front, Power Steering, Automatic Transmission, Am/Fm Radio, Sports Package, Chrome Wheels, Full-Size Spare Tire, Spare Tire.
These cars are what Legends are made of.
THERE WERE ONLY 687 STAGE 1s BUILT WITH TH400 AUTOMATIC OUT OF 9294 TOTAL GRAND SPORTS PRODUCED IN 1971 - THAT MAKES THIS CAR A RARE.
-------------------- SIGNIFICANT ADDITION TO ANYONE'S COLLECTION.
--------------------- >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Numbers Matching Engine and Transmission.
This particular GS has been restored and well maintained as it shows in attention to detail and cleanliness throughout.
Interior is in excellent and functioning condition and the undercarriage stripped and refinished in like new condition.
This is a very well conceived and executed restoration that all would be proud to own.
More Details Below of what an exceptional car these Buick GS's are and how scarcely available they have become.
David Dunbar Buick was one of the earliest individuals to experiment with internal combustion engines during the 1890s.
Inventing a process for permanently coating cast iron with enamel which allowed the production of 'white' bathtubs at a lower cost, earned him a great fortune.
He started three successive companies to produce cars and only the third of which was successful and eventually became the Buick Motor Company.
William C.
Durant later gained control of the company and used it as the platform to build General Motors.
Like many other marques, Buick participated aggressively in the late 1960s and early 1970s in the muscle car scene.
Buick used its midsized Skylark and added a 455 cubic-inch engine with a bigger carburetor, special cam and heads and ram air induction to produce 360 horsepower and 510 foot-lbs of torque.
The result was the GS Stage I, which also featured a special hood and side panel stripes, distinctive padded steering wheel and a rear spoiler.
The GS became known as a 'gentleman's muscle car' or 'sleeper' with legendary torque that made it one of the most powerful muscle cars of the time.
-----------------------------------On display now in our showroom------------------------------------ GREAT LAKES CLASSIC CARS 6 Upton Street HILTON, N.
Y.
14468 We offer financing assistance and help with transport arrangements.
Stop in or give us a call or e-mail on the very fine special vehicle.
Rear Spoiler, Air Conditioning, Dome Lamp, Tilt Steering Wheel, Tinted Glass, Armrests - Dual Front, Power Steering, Automatic Transmission, Am/Fm Radio, Sports Package, Chrome Wheels, Full-Size Spare Tire, Spare Tire.
|
|