I'm pretty sure I didn't post any pix of my new survivor. 1970 Buick GS 350/315hp with original every thing except tune up stuff. I have the original rims..

interior matches brown vinyl top

Really nice.......

Very cool!

Cool - you don't see to many GS350s

Also see you have a license plate theme going on.

Nice...always loved the 70 Buick GS's.Bob

I LOVE THAT CAR!!! My mom drove one very similar over 100K miles. She got it used in late 71, drove it every day for 5 years. I still have whats left of it. It was a true stripper, 315hp 350, 4speed, 3.23 positive traction rear (not sure what Buick called them), manual steering, non power 4 wheel drum brakes, no A/C. It was identical outside, white but with a black vinyl top, also it had stock wheels with hubcaps. Interior was black, had bucket seats, a hurst shifter with consolete. We had no clue of how rare it may have been. It was just a car then. We wore it out. Sad.....It was, however, the inspiration (and a parts source) for the Buick I have now (in the pic below with my challenger). The Hurst shifter, tach, clutch pedals, air cleaner on this car came from mom's old car.
Jess

Nice car! Where did you find that?

Well, kind of long story, First of all the car was bought new in Denver, Co. Original owner sold it in 1996 to the guy I bought it from. He drove out to Denver and brought it back (sight unseen off Hemmmings Magazine) to Milwaukee. He had it 21 years and drove it to local shows but did neatly nothing to it. He placed an ad on Milwaukee Craigslist. He was a weird guy.He would place the ad and when people showed up, he wouldn't sell the car. I went to his house with money in my pocket and again he said he would think about it. I offered more than the car was worth but still no sale. Fast forward about 2 months and I got a call late one night and the guy says "when you going to pick the car up". next morning we were there and this time I got the car. I didn't get a deal but I've been around cars all my life and never found anything this nice. The option list is: PS,Power disc brakes, am/fm, tilt racing wheel, ac, tinted windows , buckets/console,factory dual exhaust, rear axle is 3:23. not one speck of rust or any damage and while the seats have seam ripped, the rest of the interior is great. The paint is also original and the brown vinyl top and chrome and trim are also in great condition. This car drives down the road perfect and I get 14 mpg if I don't get on it. I know it a GM but this will be my last car. I'm 69 and the chase is over,

Beautiful car!

I agree.. Love to have one of those...

VERY nice !

Greg

Learn something new every day. I did not know of this engine package. How does it stack up to a 340 in terms of real world power and torque?

Nice Buick

Thanks everyone. If anybody wants a detailed pix of anything, shoot me a line. Mike

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Nice !

No offense to OP (great car, love it.). They were a moderate HP motors that offered decent performance in the A body Buick. The 340 was seriously under rated motor and when geared properly, would hang with most big stock blocks "back in the day".

Still, that's an awesome find. You can probably tell, I love all (Muscle) cars.

Very nice.
Friend of mine had a red on black '72 GS350. Beautiful car.



Tim

Beautiful Buick! Have lots of fun with that one!

Thanks everyone for the compliments. Here's a pix of the build sheet found in the upper half of the back seat. much like a Mopar

WOW, so many good comments and nothing bad, I thought I would get a nasty comment like " don't post that damn buick on a mopar site", true car guys

I'll be negative: I HATE YOU!!!!

Actually, I'm just jealous. Great find. Pretty car. Good for you!

My younger brother is a Buick Skylark fanatic, 68-70.

Some years back he called Kenne-Bell (sp) to place an order. When he gave the sales person his name, the guy read off an address in Texas. Long story short, he finds there's a guy in Texas with the same name, who's also a Buick Skylark fanatic. They communicate regularly. The one in Texas is a die hard drag racer.

Love both cars.

Bought a new grill, couple of my slats are broken. I don't think anybody will notice.

Very nice stage 1, WAY above my pay grade. I'm only in the mid 20's on this one. The master cylinder may have been changed, I have no idea until I see an original. I'll post up a better pix and perhaps you can tell me.

here's the master cylinder. What do you think?

another

I've been trying to log on for the past 3 months, for some reason it won't accept my info and for the life of me i've been unable to contact anybody in charge. not like Moparts

Man, I love those buicks. Yours looks awesome and I love the color combo. My buddy had one in high school which encouraged me to finally pick one up last year. It's not as nice as yours (yet) but it is a numbers matching rust free 71 stage1 convertible. Should make for a nice cruiser if I can stop spending all my cash on the Mopars first lol.

Nice looking GS. A classmate of mine in high school had a brown one with black vinyl top. Our high school parking lot had some very nice muscle back in 1979.

yes, they do have a decent body line. I'm sure I will get confused with a Chevy...

I LOVE these cars. She's a keeper!

I like all brands. Mopars are and always will be my favorite.
I have strayed on occassion.
'64 Chevelle 327 'vette, 4 spd. 4.11s
'75 T/A 400 4spd. 4.11s One of only 2 cars that ever outran me back in the day. Bought it several years later after the engine blew.
'78 T/A 400 Gold SE Bought it from one of our dealership customers for $900 back in '97.
I would buy another Brand X if the right deal came along.



Tim

i was gonna say same thing !
your not gonna get one of these liscence plates now are you ?

Nice car!

NO, its only a 350 and a good cruiser, not a drag car

Awesome find! I'm really happy for you. Survivors are sooo cool. I think you have the correct master cylinder. I had a 70 GTO Judge and restored it with the later, "square corner" type and got knocked in points judging for that, so that's why I think the rounded one you have is correct. But, I'm not a Buick expert. That's a great body style. Probably the best year for the GS. Enjoy it and have fun with it.

Thanks John, yes, many of the cars I see, have that master cylinder.

That would be great if it's right. When I had my 71 I became a 71 mini expert so 70 I don't have knowledge with.
Ron

here's a pix of my original spare tire

Great car!