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Out of all the Buick drag cars here on the board

Discussion in 'Race 400/430/455' started by 10sec 455, Oct 28, 2009.

  1. td99

    td99 Well-Known Member

    what about bob gilleland (i think thats how you spell it) used to run in the fastest street car races with nos. wheres that car now what happened to it?

    Cody
     
  2. Old Pueblo

    Old Pueblo Well-Known Member

    Mike Modena's Scrap Iron Screamer.
    (The blue one.)
    I saw it run in Tucson at a Buick show we use to have.
    I would love to see the new car... :Brow:
     
  3. bignastyGS

    bignastyGS Maggot pilot

    Rob Chilenski's car ALWAYS impressed me....
     
  4. Steve Reynolds

    Steve Reynolds SRE Inc

    Thanks Perry, for posting a picture of my blue 70, even though I don't really consider it a "drag car". The new drag car I'm building should be way better than my blue one, at least as far as a "drag car" goes!

    There are soooo many nice Buick drag cars that come to mind I couldn't possibly put them in any order, but the one that sticks in my mind as the "one that impressed me the most" would be the "old version" of the TA wagon. It was always the one car that drew people to the stands when Mike brought it to the staging lanes!

    Ahhh.... the good old days....... where did they go? :Do No:
     
  5. 12lives

    12lives Control the controllable, let the rest go

    Does Buick powered count? :Dou: One of my Fav's:

    - Bill
     

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  6. Buick Dave

    Buick Dave Well-Known Member

    X-2, i saw the original car in bowling green, that is what inspired me to build my car. Mike is a great guy.
     
  7. sootie007

    sootie007 65 Skylark -455 - T350

    I remember seeing the 70 Reynolds Buick in an old Kenne Bell catalog when I was 14-15 and dreamed of owning a GS some day ....I just thought it was the most understated bad axx car I had ever seen .I did eventually own a few and even though it wasnt unreal fast compared to cars today it still makes an impression on me when I see those old photos of it .......modern cars I am a big Gessler fan too because of the sleeper look.
     
  8. buickboy714554

    buickboy714554 Well-Known Member

    Steve Cagle's car pulling the front wheels was always my favorite. Always a crowd pleaser!
     
  9. Opa

    Opa Torque/a 8 piston figure

    There are a lot of cars and drivers I like.

    But the first that comes in mind is:
    Buddy Ingersoll ran this Buick V6 Pro Stocker at an IHRA event in 1986. The car was outlawed later.
    http://www.youtube.com/user/GofastBuick#p/f/0/zuZQEVAkV9U

    Was really good to see Buddy run his Buick V6 Twin Turbo car against those BIG CI V8's!
     
  10. northcorner

    northcorner Guess what I'm thinking..

    Are those the same heads with all the "bronze work"? I've heard that there was "big bucks" spent on those, back in the day. Awesome, to say the least!
     
  11. gsxnut

    gsxnut Well-Known Member

    My favorite is Oliver Coltriar's GSE GSX. That car simply hauls the frieght and was really well set up. The last time I saw it was in 2005 and it had a dry sump on it. It was a really nicely done car. I did not like it as much when it have the dual superchargers but after they removed the dual superchargers and went to GSE it was a really awesome looking and performing car.

    Mark
     
  12. JOE RIV 1

    JOE RIV 1 Well-Known Member

    hixons,perry's,rix,and mine:Brow:
     

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  13. Jim Rodgers

    Jim Rodgers Well-Known Member

    Ollie's car was/is a real, legit GSX. And get this, the California gang ACTUALLY tubbed it last summer. It runs in the pro street class now. I think it ran 9.40's last year.

    When Dave told me he was going to tub the car I begged him to not do it and asked him if I could buy it, knowing I couldnt swing it, but thought it was worth a shot. No deal.

    Those guys are gearheads to the bone.

     
  14. Ken Mild

    Ken Mild King of 18 Year Resto's


    That was going to be my choice! :beers2:
     
  15. killrbuick66455

    killrbuick66455 Well-Known Member

    I would have to go with poppa brunos red 65 skylark and the old white 70 GS stage 1 He had tearing up Hempsted tpk :TU:
     
  16. 67 Post GS

    67 Post GS Well-Known Member

    Bobb's procharger car.
     
  17. Jim Rodgers

    Jim Rodgers Well-Known Member

    I always liked Bruce Kent's red GS and Jim Haas' red GS when it had the 528.
     
  18. MT BUICKNUT

    MT BUICKNUT Well-Known Member

    All the ones prior are top notch but I'm kinda partial to this one.:)
    Rick
     

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  19. skierkaj

    skierkaj Day 2 Street Screamer

    I know he doesn't like to "toot his own horn" so I'll speak up for him . . . speaking of which, I don't know if it even has a horn . . .
     

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  20. cstanley-gs

    cstanley-gs Silver Mist

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