Emailed Buick About The GN - Page 2

pfox · 11-05-2005, 04:33 PM

By the Way I in my email to them, I kinda stated that their current line of automobiles, brought two words to mind, "hospital food." Maybe they got the hint about their current lineup.
I agree with Zap about bringing back the GN, go retro, and sacrifice nothing.

[=Zap]The only way to do it would be an update of the 86\87 car, a retro car if you will...the way Ford did the Mustang. Do it that way, or like Decapitation said, bring some power to Buick without re-inventing the GN.

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DCEPTCN · 11-05-2005, 04:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Zap

The only way to do it would be an update of the 86\87 car, a retro car if you will...the way Ford did the Mustang. Do it that way, or like Decapitation said, bring some power to Buick without re-inventing the GN.

Zit, you might have a point- I hadn't considered a retro theme, but considering what I've seen from GM in recent years I'm skeptical of what the result would look like.

11-05-2005, 04:33 PM	#16 (permalink)
pfox One Shot, One Thrill!!!!! Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: McAllen, Texas Posts: 98	By the Way I in my email to them, I kinda stated that their current line of automobiles, brought two words to mind, "hospital food." Maybe they got the hint about their current lineup. I agree with Zap about bringing back the GN, go retro, and sacrifice nothing. [=Zap]The only way to do it would be an update of the 86\87 car, a retro car if you will...the way Ford did the Mustang. Do it that way, or like Decapitation said, bring some power to Buick without re-inventing the GN. [/quote] __________________ 87 T-top GN - 25K + orig mi k&n filter, RJC powerplate, Jay Carter chip, gutted cat, 160 thermo stat, boost controller, trans cooler, adj. fuel pressure regulator, cloyles tru-roller, 100 lb. valve springs and a shark car scent

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