GSX Motion

Buick68 a écrit:Je serait curieux de comparé avec d'autres MOTION qui se sont vendus dans les dernières années

Current bid: US $477,300.00

Current bid: US $601,201.00
Reserve not met
The seller lowered the reserve price.

custom53 a écrit:Maudit qu'ils sont fous c'est zaméricain.

J'ai essayer de suivre la fin mais pas comme j'aurais voulu Mettons que Dame Nature s'est laissée aller

Muscle Cars
Buick GSX brings in the big bucks

Buyers are paying twisted amounts of money for Buick's GSX torque monster: One changed hands recently for an eye-popping $635,000
Wouldn’t you really rather have a Buick? That was an advertising slogan way back when. Buick always had a stodgy image, but the Gran Sports and later GS models were some of the most feared cars on the streets.
The 1970 Buick Stage 1 455 produced more torque than any other American car—510-lbs.ft. Well, someone must have really wanted a Buick, because during an Internet sale last week, a 1970 Buick GSX sold for $635,000—that’s not a misprint.
The car was based in Woodstock, Georgia, and according to Marty Schorr, who worked with Joel Rosen, better known as Mr. Motion back in the day, this is the only GSX ever converted by Motion Performance. The car was converted and tuned by Rosen’s shop in April 1970 at the facility on Long Island, New York.
But, c’mon, $635,000 for a 1970 Buick of any type seems a little ridiculous. Some people in the hobby have been talking about the muscle car market softening a bit because interest rates are up, as is the stock market. You gotta be kidding. Is the $1 million Buick that far off?
- By George Mattar

on dirait que l'auteur semble refractaire dû au fait que c'est un Muscle Car , une Buick par surcroît , et non une Dussenberg qui attire les gros dollars

Wanted old Lionel trains
Will pay cash or trade for parts or service

Buick68 a écrit:Il n'est pas sur Ebay cette fois , le proprio commence a contacté certains encanteurs dont B-J (no reserve) mais le choix définitif n'est pas arreté !