I can just feel this car going down the road with no road feel...just floats,a buddy of mine had this exact car only white over red . Great riding living rooms!😁
My dad bought a new 76’, limited 4 door, silver/black velour interior.. 455, I learned to drive in it.. at 14 around the mall on Sundays (blue laws back in the 70’s.. stores were closed 😂😂😂😂.
Bill you’re really blessed. To be doing this on almost a daily basis and with your son no less is awesome! I don’t have children and have to enjoy my classic cars by myself. Most my friends have no interest in them either sadly
Great video, you do mention at 4:31 that "the 350 has got really good power and is really smooth"...the engine is a 455 cu. in. with 205 net horsepower.
@@christianbugatticg That is quite interesting. I wonder how many were built during the strike? I realize that GM offered a rebate to those that took the option. Hard to fathom this large and heavy of a car with an already strangled 455 V8 with a weaker 350 V8. It would seem that Buick offered a $159 credit for taking this 155HP engine over the 205HP standard engine. It can be checked by the VIN number which will have "J" in the 5th position instead of a "Y". Of course sane drivers (not me) would never have noticed! Again, great video.
@@christianbugatticgwow didn't know this..i can believe it since it was being phased out. Man they got ripped off..a 350 isn't big enough to move this car like it should!! Nice car though
Holy moly! Incredible - it;'s still new! 18 ft?😍 Ditch the tires, tires expire after 10 years, no matter the tread, I guess you could keep them if its going to sit in a museum.
