1972 GS455 engine - non-Stage 1

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  1. gs_jimmy

    gs_jimmy Well-Known Member

    1972 GS455 engine - non-Stage 1

    Bare block, will need to be overbored .030 as the rear cylinders have some pitting. Was told that they will clean up. Block was tanked & checked for cracks and painted, been on the stand ever since. Also have the rods, pistons (2 sets I think), 2 intakes, rebuilt heads (1972 w/ the AIR holes), all the tin, useable front cover, good crank that will need to be machined to clean it up, Stage 1 cam (no lifters) that is still in the box, some NOS GM gaskets (no bathtub gasket), new 455 oil pump.

    This is a project/spare that my son & I never got around to doing. There is no carb. Asking $450 or best offer. I am located in So. WI near Madison.

    Jim
    '69 GS California
    455 Stage 1/ TH400/ 3.31 posi


    I will be going thru all my Buick stuff and posting what I don't need anymore. Car will be getting a 5.3 or 6.0 LS based engine and 4L60E trans.

    I will also be listing my RUNNING 1971 455 Stage 1 engine & trans. Has about 15,000 miles on it since rebuild (still std bore). This is still in the car and we can/will run it to verify condition to the buyer. TH400 was also rebuilt, runs shifts fine, but takes forever to build line pressure(???). My trans guys thinks that they left out a one way valve and it is draining back into the pan. I will also include another known good TH400 that has a broken bellhousing (yeah, I did that) that could run an ultra bell and be just fine. I'm thinking that this would be in the $1000/1200 range. Please let me know if I'm totally wrong on this one. [Car stays running for now]

    Thoughts?
     
  2. killrbuick66455

    killrbuick66455 Well-Known Member

    Hey Jim, Interested in the connecting rods how much and shipping to 11731
     
  3. gs_jimmy

    gs_jimmy Well-Known Member

    Eric - I'll check tonight and see what I have. Parted a '76 455 and kept the rods/pistons. Have to look in a couple totes and locate them.

    Doc - you have a pm

    Jim
    '69 GS California

    ---------- Post added at 03:41 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:35 PM ----------

    Eric - a flat rate box should work, shipping would run around $22ish insured. Now let me see if I find the 2nd set! (25 years of collecting Buick parts).

    Jim
     
  4. gs_jimmy

    gs_jimmy Well-Known Member

    Eric,

    send a PM

    Jim
     

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