1970 Buick Gran Sport GS350 (craigslist.org) Selling my Gran Sport GS350. It has its numbers matching original ram air engine, transmission and rear end and comes with a factory work order build sheet that was found under the cars interior (see pics). I am also including in the sale a good 7.5 liter Buick 455 cubic inch engine that has about 5000 miles on a performance cam and lifters with a bunch or torque and a nice hotrod idle . I pulled it out of a different car because it developed a rear main oil seal leak. The GS350 was originally painted a factory burgundy metallic with black interior. The body is straight, floor pans are good. The interior is all there and in nice shape minus the driver and passenger door panels and the headliner otherwise the car is complete. The cars original factory options are: Factory ram air GS350 high performance 5.7 liter 350 cubic inch engine with factory 4 barrel carburetor and factory optional dual exhaust, Turbo 350 3 speed transmission, Power disc brakes, Power steering, remote control drivers door mirror, Chrome buick rally wheels, deluxe steering wheel and interior trim, etc. I have extra parts that go with the car, New and still in the box reproduction factory Buick rally gauge package that includes oil pressure, gas and water temperature gauges as well as tachometer. Two extra front fenders, an extra passenger door, an extra aluminum intake if someone wants to swap out the factory intake still on the 350 engine. The Buick build sheet for the car documents that it is a local Washington state car that was originally sold to: Holiday Olds-Buick-GMC on Evergreen Way in Everett. The current wheels in the pics go with the car. They are Centerline 16" custom black powdercoated The body to frame bushings are replaced as well as the rear end bushings, the cars front end, engine bay, fender wells, frame and rear end have been cleaned up and painted black as well. There are a lot of parts not in the pics front and rear bumpers, interior and exterior trim, interior parts, etc, etc, etc The last three images are of the 455 I will sell the Buick 455 engine separately for $2000
