1987' Buick Grand National ,well Build ,over 25 K Invested ,florida Car ! on 2040-cars
Sarasota, Florida, United States
1987 Buick GN , rust free Florida car with about 75 K on the body , good paint always garage kept, small dent on the hood and on the roof ( in the pics ) that can be easy fixed by dent busters I think , basketball fell on it , power windows /locks /seat ,working AC and heat ,over $ 25 k invested in this car .
Motor installed not too long ago have not been raced yet , will need some precise tuning before race track so I don’t have any slips to show right now , 3.55 Weber stroker ,0.040 over all forged with girdle ,total almost 4.1 L , internal /race balance ,BHJ harmonic balancer ,220/224 roller cam /1.65 T&D roller rockers with GN1 heads /champion ported intake /70mm precision TB and upper plenum/spacer ,Precision FMIC , ATR headers /down pipe with external gate ,3 inch dual SS exhaust with pitbull mufflers ,dual nozzle alky kit ,83 lbs injectors ,double pumper FP , FAST XFI for fuel management and FAST XIM for ignition control with LS2 coil on plug conversion /2 step /retard/limiter , 6 EGT probes /fuel pressure and alky pressure logged into XFI , turbo 400 trans with T brake and NL 9.5“ art TC ,AL drive shaft and 9 inch Detroit Locker rear end with 3.50 gears , SPOHN rear adj.control arms and HR antyroll bar package with lower relocation brackets ,welded on the body reinforcement control arm brackets , vacuum brakes with rear disc brakes conversion and front oversized pistons with cross drilled rotors ,adj.front and rear QA1 shocks , 6 point roll cage by Alston racing , GTQ 76 mm dual ball bearing turbo , F body radiator /dual fan module keeps this car running cool even in Florida weather ,have pioner stereo with updated speakers and subwoofer , all around laser shifter with passport 9500 IX radar and SCYTEC alarm system , tires are 225/60/15 front ,275/60/15 rear MTs , Apexi boost controller that you can sell off and control boost through XFI , 5 gallons of race alky included in this sale but it is couple of years old , ready to run well build Buick GN . Car weights 3580 lbs with out driver ,I am sure I missed some here so please email me with any questions , I will consider trade for little or none upgraded 87 ’GN plus cash ,main thing is stock trans with working lock up converter and small or stock cam so the car is highway driving friendly and good on gas , I will also consider trades for other cars ,looking mostly for convertible or a boat 23-28 feet . thanks
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