Displaying all 2 1983 Buick Regal reviews.
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1983 Buick Regal Coupe RWDReview
One Of The Last Of A Dying Breed Of Muscle Cars. Had That Buick Gn/chevy Monte Carlo Look. — It was burgundy and flat black at the bottom. My father and i rebuilt the motor converting it from a disturbed chevy small block 350 to a 305. When my ucle failed to pay for the car as we had agreed. I sold it to my brother who drove it until he got his income taxes. Last seen at the drag strip of Lebanon Valley motor speedway. Sporting a 355 rocket. Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) Pros: Powerful V8. Loud exhaust,and over-sized cam. Cons: never drove it myself more than a few feet to mow the grass. Uncle messed it up,and gas milage? Looking for a Used Regal in your area?CarGurus has 2,087 nationwide Regal listings starting at $3,500. |
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1983 Buick Regal Estate Wagon RWDReview
What Can I Say, It Was A Wagon... — Shared this car for a while in high school with my older brother until I rolled it one night. Wish I had pictures. It was older, wearing out, had no horsepower, but was kind of cool because it was different. Since it was the only year for a Regal station wagon, always thought it would be cool to make a Grand National wagon out of it. Pros: It was different and had potential Cons: No horsepower, tired, kind of ugly |
Displaying all 2 1983 Buick Regal reviews.
