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Post your v8 G Bodys

Discussion in 'V-8 Buick Powered Regals' started by Donuts & Peelouts, Jul 7, 2018.

  1. Donuts & Peelouts

    Donuts & Peelouts Life's 2 Short. Live like it.

    Post a v8 powered GBody. I used to have one but a Chevy Monte Carlo and man that thing flew. I will always be a Gbody guy but my next one will be a Buick for sure. Even a 4 door sound good to me. Post your Regal, GN, Lesabre!

    In high school I was saving money for a 4 door caprice but ended up with the MC. Got some front end damage and fixed it myself all from the junk yard.
    The Gbody with a V8 swap and a th350 is such a reliable monster. I'll try to dig some pictures up.
     
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  2. Briz

    Briz Founders Club Member

  3. RegalBegal86

    RegalBegal86 Active Member

  4. 71gs3504sp

    71gs3504sp Well-Known Member

    Here is a rare car that I special ordered in 1987. This is photo of my 1987 Buick Regal V8 engine (Olds 307), T-Package, Black out Package, Bucket seats, PW, PS, PB, 3 Speed automatic transmission and posi rear. I was dumb in 2000 and sold it to a guy in Illinois and he still has it today in his car collection. This car still only has only 60k miles on it today. TTYPE1rev.jpg .
     
  5. Donuts & Peelouts

    Donuts & Peelouts Life's 2 Short. Live like it.

    The regal looks nice in white and black. I've seen a board member with a real nice one in red.
     
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  6. v8regalowner

    v8regalowner Silver level contributor

    1FB89D6D-F168-4657-ABF8-9B8FAC3EC3FA.jpeg Here’s mine when it was 455 powered. Right now it engineless for the moment.
     
  7. Donuts & Peelouts

    Donuts & Peelouts Life's 2 Short. Live like it.

    Thats nice, nice rims did you black out the head lights. Did the 455 force you to get a hood with a scoop?
     
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  8. v8regalowner

    v8regalowner Silver level contributor

    Just headlight covers. I’m just a fan of cowl hoods and with it I was able to run the sp1 intake a demon carb and an air cleaner that was 5” tall.
     
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  9. quickstage1

    quickstage1 Well-Known Member

    My twin son's and I are building two v8 G bodies now. Their first cars. We are just about done with the first one, a '79 Regal Limited. Started life as a very worn out 231 v6. Over the last year we rebuilt a Buick 350 that my brother donated, rebuilt a TH350 completely changed the interior color to black with bucket seats. I had to fabricate a lot of patch panels and painted the car Burnout Blue with Eastwood Urethane base and Clear. The first picture is right after we got it and the next one is a few weeks ago. It's been a lot of work and the boys have helped tremendously with every part of the car. At 15, he rebuilt the quadrajet with a kit I bought and it runs perfect. The other one we are just starting is an '87 El Camino with a chevy 305. My uncle gave it to my other son and hopefully I'll be spraying the paint on it in a couple weeks.
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  10. quickstage1

    quickstage1 Well-Known Member

    The El Camino when we brought it home last year….
     

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  11. 1972Mach1

    1972Mach1 Just some M.M.O.G. guy.....

    Not a Buick, but my old Cutlass had a 350 Olds I swapped in place of the original 260. Ran pretty good for what it was.

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  12. rus

    rus Well-Known Member

    A5013878-23F1-424D-B085-20ACFFBC6A15.jpeg C3A0D900-D00F-40BA-8B1C-859114882777.jpeg Mine is a 1978 Buick Century with a 462 Stage 2 heads, 200 4r with a 389 9 inch ford rear.
     
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  13. RegalBegal86

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  14. 1972Mach1

    1972Mach1 Just some M.M.O.G. guy.....

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  15. Buick

    Buick Ramin Ansari

    Man, I have not been back on here for a LONG time. Hope everyone has been well.

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  16. STAGE-2 TORQUE

    STAGE-2 TORQUE STAGE-1 Buick "494Stroker" in 2021

  17. STAGE-2 TORQUE

    STAGE-2 TORQUE STAGE-1 Buick "494Stroker" in 2021

  18. Donuts & Peelouts

    Donuts & Peelouts Life's 2 Short. Live like it.

    Are the Regal, Electra, and LaSalle coupes all on the same frame? Is it just the body that looks different?
     
  19. 455 Powered

    455 Powered Well-Known Member

    Not pretty but it's fun to drive around town. No track time yet. Looking for a 8.5 rear with no luck and can't afford a 9"
     

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  20. MrSony

    MrSony Well-Known Member

    Kinda dumpy, but it's mine and I love it. bought it in 2014 for 1400 bucks with 84xxx miles. 231 exploded in winter 2014, got my first job the following february. It's gone through 2 engines, three transmissions, and 2 rear ends. Current setup is a bone stock 1970 SP 350 I got from a fellow member and refreshed in my garage. Only alterations is a cam, ta cam bearings, double row timing set, TA HEI, 800cfm qjet, 1/2 spacer (clearance for linkage), and it has thicker headgaskets on it. Trans is a craigslist Th350 I put in with a Transgo 350-1-2 shift kit (no low control), and a hughes 2500 converter. Foot stalls to 2000, flashes to 2600. Rear is stock 3.42 posi 8.5 out of a GN I got for a steal. Puts 211hp@5k and 263ftlb@2700 to the ground with a rich as hell afr at WOT. Currently 85 miles away from its next oil change at 97,000 miles. I had it at Goodguys this past summer. Was a fun day. Was pretty cool to have my car there among hundreds of actual hotrods, was one of maybe 20 g bodies there.
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