1970 GS CM Tube Chassis

Discussion in 'Cars for sale' started by RACEBUICKS, Mar 21, 2006.

  1. RACEBUICKS

    RACEBUICKS Midwest Buick Mafia

    By the VIN its a 70 GS BB car from Flint (no title) Roller that comes with all the things I have put together for it. Certified 7.50 Legal car as of now. I was told it was 2400 lbs with a BBC and a fat driver

    Brand new Jet hot coated headers with the muffler ends on them
    New SRE Oil pan with all the baffles etc
    New external oil kit from A&P machine
    new TH400 with brake
    Steel body with fiberglass decklid and hood & bumpers
    70 GS grill
    Stage 2 hood scoop with pin on hood
    7AL3 box deadenbear crossover delaybox
    Motor plates are built
    Stage 2 TE heads ported with sheets
    9 inch with 4.0 gears

    Was in the process of changing it to a 70 from the 71 look. so it still needs a frt bumper. I traded the 71 bumpers (used) for a new rear 70

    Rack and pinion all the race stuff bolt in an engine and go
    Will need fuel system and drive shaft yet.

    $18,500.00

    I can deliver to BG if needed.
     
    Last edited: Mar 22, 2006
  2. RACEBUICKS

    RACEBUICKS Midwest Buick Mafia

    Trades concidered. Looking for a 55-57 T bird, 66 or 67 vette convert BB or small numbers not so important must run and drive. Maybe a GS convert too.
     
  3. Jeff Peoples

    Jeff Peoples Platinum Level Contributor

    How about a few more details.
    Is the paint good to go?
    Front - struts or A-arms?
    Rear - 4 link or ladder bar?
    Tin work condition?
    9" - small pinion or big, is it braced, center section type?
    Etc?
     
  4. RACEBUICKS

    RACEBUICKS Midwest Buick Mafia

  5. Jeff Peoples

    Jeff Peoples Platinum Level Contributor

    Mike,
    Sorry I'm personally not "in the market" at this time (although I will be in a year or two). As a former owner of a tube chassis buick racecar, I am just trying to help highlight the goodies that most tube chassis cars have that make them such a great way to go fast! Anyone out there with a great motor in a full weight GS going 10s ought to consider a car like Mike is selling! :Smarty:
    (My old 482 cu in Stage 2 GN ran 8.96 @ 150 back in 2000)
     

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