1973 Buick LeSabre Custom 2 door hardtop, BEAUTIFUL!

Check this out.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uIh42ygCW4U

 

I love the big cars those years. the 72 is my fav.

 

Nice car :TU:

The next video in the playlist (at least in my YouTube account) is a model year 1973 455 powered LeSabre Custom sedan from the Netherlands:
(actually, it's from the same town where board member "75Riv" (Rob) lives)

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Sounds like a wonderful place these Netherlands that you speak of. I must come over there and see for myself. I wonder if you know this impala. I have been trying to find the owner for a while now to no avail. I think its in the Netherlands.

 

I still cant make up my mind which is my fav, they all look great depending on the angle.

 

Luxembourg plate, the photo of that car was shot at a car show in the city of Sanem, Luxembourg.

 

By the way, that is my photo :kodak:

I took it on Sunday ‎July 2nd 2006, ‏‎14:05:26 hrs.

Here is the original photo:







I don't think that car is around anymore, but if it's really urgent, I can inform for you who the owner was in 2006 :TU:

Or do it yourself and contact "elcamino" in this thread on pro-touring.com

His name is Klaus (I know him in person) and he's from Germany, lived in Luxembourg for many years and moved to Sweden in 2009.
He says there that the Impala belongs to his mate Jeff.

If I remember well, they crashed the Impala, the El Camino and another classic American car when they were driving home from a car show in Spa, Belgium in 2006.... ou:

Click here to contact Klaus :Comp:

 

Here's a photo I took a few hours before the accident.
Photo date: Sunday October 29th, 2006
(Klaus' El Camino in the background, the third car in the accident was a purple Blazer K5)

 

I had a feeling you would know about this car!

I have already tried to contact all those people and I have posted in Pro touring to no avail. I wanted to ask the owner what size wheels and tires and what springs to get that stance which I like very much. I hope nobody was hurt in the accident. Do you have any more pics?

 

You can e-mail Klaus through his website, click the @ icon.

I would say 245 wide tyres on 15 inch rims, nothing special.

 

I remember sending Klaus an email over a year ago and the email bounced but I just sent him another one, I hope it will go through. Thanks