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Old 01-24-2007, 05:21 PM
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Default Re: 87 Buick Grand National Value?

mine is a late build too. The last one was built Dec 13th 1987 by the way...

The late builds are kinds cool. Posi was standard as well as other small differences..
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The car was one of the last built. The owners family owned the Buick dealership it came from.
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Old 01-24-2007, 05:44 PM
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Default Re: 87 Buick Grand National Value?

I also have of the last builds. I bought it new in Feb 88. One of the last two cars available in Denver. It had been stashed away by the service manager. He was the uncle of a good friend. I ended up getting the car with 16 miles on the ticker for $13.5K. I saved all the docs also. It is a great car with 77K now. The car runs 13.7 stock in the thin air if Bandimere. I plan to hold on to mine.
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Default Re: 87 Buick Grand National Value?

Cool...love the GN's & GNX's! .

About '88/'89 I was working weekends for Mosport when the new oval track opened and I was given the 'job' of driving the Pace car...a chipped GN! .

Multiple test laps were of course necessary to get the 'hang' of things...can you smell the rubber yet?!.

The only problem I had with the whole deal was feeling guilty accepting the money they'd hand you at the end of the day for doing it!!!.

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jeeze some people have tough jobs! lol
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