67 GS conv Toledo

Reasonable price.


http://toledo.craigslist.org/cto/4225390895.html

 

Nice lookin' car! That's a steal if it's a solid car.

 

X2

You can never tell just from a few pic's but it sure got my attention

 

I'm looking for one but never was a Red/ black fan.
Looks like he's holding the vin tag to the firewall?

 

Looks like he got a non GS400 fan shroud to work somehow on it.

 

I wonder what a rebuilt 440 is? Sill like the car though.

 

Looks like he's taking a picture of the cowl tag.

 

I guess the engine is a .40 over 400?

 

My guess was that he was using the old Wildcat torque numbers, like a 401 was a wildcat 425(because it had 425 ft lbs of torque). The 400 has 440 ft lbs of torque so using that method it was a Wildcat 440.:Smarty:But I could be wrong.......

 

For #'s matching I didn't see a star wars air cleaner, ribbed center caps, passenger side mirror looks different than the driver side and as mentioned above fan shroud. Only one GS400 emblem was shown in pics, still a very decent looking car.

 

I think that is a 340 engine. I feel confident that is not a big block Buick engine. Ant that is also why the small block fan shroud is on there.
Only one heater hose comes to the front of the engine on a BBB, what say you guys?

Mike

 

I think it might have the original engine but with 455 valve covers and an HEI distributer. Or maybe it's a 455, who knows? One thing for sure, it's not set up to look like a numbers matching, original engine bay. As far as the heater hose running to the front of the motor, that's how it was done on later BB's.

 

..also, by the looks of the steel fuel line AFTER the filter, it appears it might be a Chevy QJ with the feed line off to the side... not for certain, but I'm just sayin'.

 

Or the original carb for a 67 Big Block Buick.:idea2:

 

hmmm? Never noticed. An original Buick 67 QJ fuel feeds from the side? o No:

 

Yep!