Buick GS I
Buick GS I•
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$77,000 USD | Sold
This 1971 Buick GS Stage 1 convertible in Cortez Gold has a matching-numbers 455ci big block and TH400 transmission. OW-code early-production transmission. One of only 72 Stage 1 automatic convertibles ever produced. The car was built in August 1970, with only approximately 3,600 miles on full restoration (over 13 years ago), with receipts.
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282,783 AED
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$132,000 USD | Sold This 1970 Buick GSX Stage 1 car is an unrestored, matching-numbers, survivor car with original paint and interior. There were only 400 1970 Buick Stage 1 cars built; 187 were Apoll
$55,000 USD | Sold This 1971 Buick GS 455 Stage 1 underwent a body-off restoration and is finished in Silverfern paint. It's powered by a correct warranty short-block 455ci 8-cylinder engine with orig
$148,500 USD | Sold This authentic GSX in Saturn Yellow underwent a nut-and-bolt frame-up restoration completed by Dave Kleiner. It is documented by Wayne Roberts and is one of just 278 produced in 19
$44,000 USD | Sold This 1970 Buick GS 455 is powered by a 455ci V8 engine with the upgraded Stage 1 option that, when adapted to the engine, produced an additional 10hp for 360hp with 510 ft/lbs of to
Location: Auburn, Indiana • 455-cid, 350-hp V-8 engine • Very rare three-speed floor-shift manual transmission (only 18 produced) • Only GS 455 produced without power steering or brakes • Sloan docume
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$27,500 USD | Sold This Buick GS 455 is a one-owner vehicle that was purchased brand new in 1971 in Tucson, AZ. It has been kept in a garage and driven in Arizona for most of its 50 years. The interio
$63,800 USD | Sold One of only 114 Stage 1s produced with a 4-speed transmission. Matching numbers car. Restored by renowned Buick restorer Nick Servo of the GS Garage in Ivyland, PA. Dozens of photos
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$139,700 USD | Sold One of 678 total produced, this matching-numbers, award-winning Buick GSX was ordered new by Spaight Buick, Inc., of Hollywood, CA. It is heavily documented and has been the recipi
$48,400 USD | Sold Buick created a muscle car legacy all its own with the potent Stage 1 performance package. Buick's reputation for performance was overshadowed by the introduction of Oldsmobile's Ro
$110,000 USD | Sold This 1970 Buick GS Stage 1's full frame-off restoration was completed by Thornton Autoworks of Teford, PA, and is one of 2,465 Stage 1 hardtops produced in 1970. It's powered by it
$132,000 USD | Sold This car is GSX #362 of 678 produced in 1970 and one of 400 produced with the factory historical Stage 1 performance package. It's powered by a 455ci 8-cylinder engine, conservativ
$112,200 USD | Sold This matching numbers Stage 1 is one of the lowest production Muscle Cars ever made. It has been documented by the Sloan Museum as one of only six convertibles ever produced with t
