https://detroit.craigslist.org/mcb/ctd/d/new-haven-1972-buick-estate-wagon/7724205285.html 1972 Buick Estate Wagon - $29,000 (Casco) © craigslist - Map data © OpenStreetMap 10788 GRATIOT AVE google map 1972 buick estate wagon condition: like new fuel: gas odometer: 37500 paint color: black title status: clean transmission: automatic more ads by this user 1972 BUICK ESTATE WAGON (GSX STAGE 2CONVERSION) This is a one of a kind wagon! Engine is a 496 stroker motor with a stage 2 cam, 430 stroker rotating assembly and Mallory adjustable ignition. Transmission is a built 400 turbo with a 3200 billet stall converter. This Buick is in show quality condition. Has tan leather seats that are in outstanding shape and hide-away tailgate and rear window work as well. all windows and locks work along with all gauges including the original tach that is molded in the hood. this car has many performance modifications and all the original harnesses and hoses have been kept uncut. This is truly a 37,000 mile vehicle with less than 1000 miles on performance upgrades. The car goes down the road like it is brand new! This is a must see in person wagon! We have videos of the car running on request. SERIOUS INQURIES ONLY. Call today to schedule an appointment. !JEREMYS AUTOMOTIVE!! 10788 GRATIOT AVE CASCO, MI 48064 586/430/1202 OPEN MON-FRI 8AM - 5PM SAT 8AM-12PM
Bad. Ass. I would've left it a column shift and I'd adios the giant tach and wheels for a more sleepy/factory look.
Ha! I didn't even notice the scoop. I must be blind (actually without my contacts in I legally am)....Alright, I'd fix the damn hood first.
LOL and here I thought I would be the only one stupid enough to do something like this. I agree, it needs to look more 'stock'. I do like it though.
I did the same thing to my wagon as far as the shifter, with the reverse man vb th400 its much easier to bang through the gears then it being on the column , but i fought to keep the column shifter lol just didnt work well , plus couldnt hide the sound so sleeper is out the window.
This is probably a dumb question on my part but what are those blue 'boxes' on either side of the engine bay?
I wonder what a "430 stroker assembly" is.. and how they got to 496 ci? Cool car, but like was mentioned, I would have opted for a much more stock sleeper look. JW
Reminds me of the one Paul Cassidy(Buick Wagon) had in the 90's. No hood scoop exhaust to the rear bumper. If I remember correctly it ran 11.90's on nitrous.
