1986 Buick Grand National No Reserve Modded/built 10 Sec Turbo Gn / Gnx 87 Regal on 2040-cars
Albany, Kentucky, United States
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NO RESERVE AUCTION!!! HIGH BID WINS!!! 1986 Buick Grand National. Rare hardtop with digital dash. 47,603 low miles. Excellent condition, paint and interior are a very picky 8.5 out of 10. Body lines and fitment are great, bumper fillers are high and tight with no cracks. Glass, weatherstripping and trim look factory fresh. Tastefully modded/built, 10 sec combo car that can be driven to and from the track. The perfect mix of a street/strip car. All top shelf parts matched to work together, no corners cut with lots of detail work. NO cage, nothing hacked. The car runs and drives great, very tight and reliable. GNX style 16x8 wheels with NEW tires, 255/50/16 Toyo drag radials rear. Power seat and windows. This is a very well done and sorted out Turbo Buick, turn the key and have fun. I will list major mods below. Clean clear title in hand. Auction Rules--This is a No Reserve auction so bid to win, highest bid will win the car. If you have 0 or negative feedback please contact me before bidding. The car is to be paid for in full within 5 business days of auction end in the form of cleared certified check, wire transfer or cash on pickup. I am willing to ship at the buyers expense. If you have any questions or would like more detailed pics I can be reached at 606-278-3207. Thanks and good luck bidding. Built 109 JE Pistons H Rods GN1 Aluminum Heads, RJC gaskets, ARP studs/bolts Comp 212 Roller Cam kit 1.6 Roller Rockers GN1 Valve Covers High volume oil pump RJC powerplate GN1 T-body/dog house GN1 ported/polished intake Precision Turbo 3inch stainless downpipe Precision Giant stock location inercooler LS1 meter, Maf translator 60lb injectors Holley fuel regulator Caspers wiring harness RJC plug wires Turbo Tweak Alky Chip Scanmaster Coolmist progressive alky, controller 340 Walbro pump/hot wire RJC oil filter adapter Aluminum underdrive pullies Aluminum radiator, electric fan Mini starter Upper/lower control arms Built Trans, Hard parts, pump/stator Pats Convertor 3200 Aluminum Driveshaft G80 rear, 3.42 gears Bullet muffler, dropped before axle, cutout Autometer gauges, tach/boost/water/oil/fuel
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