Posted by B-maniac on January 06, 2014 at 20:13:07 from (75.133.242.247):
Since I believe you either own or have owned one of these and I do respect your mechanical/engineering knowlege , I figure you would be one to tell me of any known common problems to look for in buying one of these Buicks. I, looking preferably at the 1987 models mainly because I think they are the most refined and updated of all the years. Not interested in the GNX but just the GN. In the area where I live I think there is a market about to develop and am thinking about buying 2 or 3 this winter while deals might be had and selling this late spring, maybe even keep one for the summer to tee off some people at the strip. Any help appreciated. Better to learn from mistakes of others as I'm too old to make them all myself. RB
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