1970 Buick GS 455 Stage 1 convertible

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  1. kingdaddycreel

    kingdaddycreel Well-Known Member

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  2. OHC JOE

    OHC JOE Mullet Mafia since 2020

    That car has Mr Brett Slater's name all over it
     
  3. turbotimmer

    turbotimmer Well-Known Member

    I went and looked at this car yesterday. The seller is a really nice guy that wants to make sure the car goes to a good home. If anybody wants an accurate description, pm me.
     
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  4. Brett Slater

    Brett Slater Super Moderator Staff Member

    Nooooo.....
     
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  5. kingdaddycreel

    kingdaddycreel Well-Known Member

    I was interested in car but he says he has someone coming to look at it on Saturday. It's 4 hours so I figure wont have a shot to look at it. Glad to see you checked car out. I am not really looking for something but the car looked like a decent project.
     
  6. BYoung

    BYoung Stage me

    Curious if it is a true Stage 1. And is that a rim-blow steering wheel I see? Did anyone get pics of the engine bay?
     
  7. Doo Wop

    Doo Wop Where were you in '62?

    Skylark Grille????
     
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  8. kingdaddycreel

    kingdaddycreel Well-Known Member

    The owner said it has the BB trans but engine is not original and not stage 1. Would have to check vin on it.
     
  9. turbotimmer

    turbotimmer Well-Known Member

    To answer some questions I’ve been asked, I could not find a tag on the trans. He has a 72 gs hardtop that goes with the convertible, but I didn’t put eyes on that because it was 10 miles away. He said it had decent doors and fenders, but not much else. It has a bb trans in it (from him), but he didn’t say it was out of the vert.

    The convertible has a blue engine. The hood is a 71 or 2. Air cleaner is also a 72. It’s an early car, so pointed lenses, clear overflow, and plastic radiator hold down. Frame looked decent. Couple spots on the floors need attention. Trunk was patched with fiberglass at some point.
     
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  10. 1972 Stage 1

    1972 Stage 1 Well-Known Member

    Also, it doesn’t appear to be a factory aquamist car.
     
  11. Smartin

    Smartin antiqueautomotiveservice.com Staff Member

    Seamist, maybe?
     
  12. turbotimmer

    turbotimmer Well-Known Member

    I think the data tag had code 45.
     
    Last edited: Nov 3, 2019
  13. kingdaddycreel

    kingdaddycreel Well-Known Member

    Good thing you checked car out and got this info for other that might be looking at it. Appears to be alot of uncertain variables to what it is. Only real way would be to run the vin through sloan to see if it could be documented. Seamist would be code 45. Regardless still a 455 convertible.
     
  14. turbotimmer

    turbotimmer Well-Known Member

    I’m certain he will sell it. Maybe to the next guy that looks at it. But it is a big project, and I’m all stocked up on those right now. I will say, if I could have found one part that was stage 1 specific, it would be in my garage right now.
     
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  15. Daves69

    Daves69 Too many cars too work on

    Sale Pending.. Not to me.
     
  16. George D.

    George D. Platinum Level Contributor

  17. Stage 2 iron

    Stage 2 iron Platinum Level Contributor

    No more talk of a stage !
     
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  18. Daves69

    Daves69 Too many cars too work on

    Car is a GS 455 convertible per Sloan docs
     
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    STAGE III Lost Experimental 455-4 Bolt Main Block.

  20. kingdaddycreel

    kingdaddycreel Well-Known Member

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