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Old 05-26-2005, 10:34 PM
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One of the local body shop guys (the guy who is painting my car) rolled up to O'Reilly's in a 69 Buick Special. This thing was a hoss and still had the stock SBC with the four barrel. I saw the guy the same day blowing the doors off of cars on the highway like it was nothing. I mean the Special is huge but it had no problem hauling it's weight around and pushing it's speedo to the max (120) which is hard to believe. I didn't think it was possible for station wagons to come this bad *** in their stock form.
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Old 05-26-2005, 11:38 PM
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Originally Posted by Rockford Fosgate Fan
One of the local body shop guys (the guy who is painting my car) rolled up to O'Reilly's in a 69 Buick Special. This thing was a hoss and still had the stock SBC with the four barrel. I saw the guy the same day blowing the doors off of cars on the highway like it was nothing. I mean the Special is huge but it had no problem hauling it's weight around and pushing it's speedo to the max (120) which is hard to believe. I didn't think it was possible for station wagons to come this bad *** in their stock form.
they even had big blocks for a while the buicks did decent with teh big engines, most lost them to smaller cars in th 70's
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In 69 was the 400 a small block or a big block?
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I like wagons.
I drove a '69 Vista Cruiser for a couple of years...fun car.
My brother has a '69 Buick Sport Wagon with a 455 in it.It originally came with a 400 which is considered a Big Block .
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Originally Posted by Rockford Fosgate Fan
In 69 was the 400 a small block or a big block?
either, and only in chev's buicks it would have been I think a 402 and a big block (not real up on buick engines but I think they are similar to the olds ones)
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