Soon to be owner!

[Regal G-Body]

Welcome - always good to see another Regal

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Thanks. Nice clean ride!

 

[Regal G-Body]

Welcome to the site

Keep in mind anything MtSony says do the opposite

this way you know it will last long than a week!!





Where in NYC?

Lol
Thx
Jackson Heights,Queens

 

[TURNA]

Lol
Thx
Jackson Heights,Queens

Ahh I use to hang out over on 80th and northern

 

[Regal G-Body]

Ahh I use to hang out over on 80th and northern

I’m on 81 off of 35 Ave...R U still in NY?

 

[TURNA]

Yep

 

[Regal G-Body]

Yep

I go out to the car shows out at Captree on Sundays

Welcome to the forum, from Seattle, Wa.

Thanks!

 

[L92 OLDS]

Welcome to the forum. There is something about those Buick's isn't there? I really miss mine.

 

[Regal G-Body]

Welcome to the forum. There is something about those Buick's isn't there? I really miss mine.

Thx
Yes, Classic, timeless design imho

 

[Regal G-Body]

Congrats on getting a new toy.
As far as an engine swap you might want to consider a GM crate motor. 350/330 for not a ton of money and a warranty to boot. I had one built for my 81 and bought a crate for my wagon and the crate was much easier and I had it in 3 days right from the local Chevy dealer. They were even cheaper than Summit

Do the GM crate motors line up with our cars holes or do they need to be modded?

 

[pagrunt]

Do the GM crate motors line up with our cars holes or do they need to be modded?

A GM (Chevy) crate motor just drop in like the stock SBC's did. The frame will have the needed holes. Just watch on the engine side mount brackets cause they all fo look the same but have different variances for how high/low they make the engine sit in the engine bay. The '73-'88 A/G-bodies, '77-'90 B-bodies used them can't remember the p/n off hand. Others here can help out on them.