Your G body

[stevenc8337]

definitely a lot of great points brought up. I loved these cars as a kid growing up in the early and mid 90s. I remember seeing them everywhere and occasionally see one with work done and I always felt they looked so mean. My dad ended up buying me a Malibu wagon with a 229 for my high school graduation and I had wanted a 96 impala but i remember instantly falling in love with the wagon once realising it was a Malibu my childhood was brought back to mind. Plus who could turn down a g body wagon that hadn't been registered since 89.

 

[Pit]

I fall in love for a pink pro-street Monte Carlo SS in a 1991 issue of a magasine, I was 11yo!
Still in love...

 

[rustyroger]

Right car, right price, right time when I bought mine.
I wanted a cheap American car and someone had a '79 Buick Century wagon for sale at a show in the UK.
Just pure luck it was a G Body, or I could be browsing a Ford, Mopar, or other GM forum right now.

Roger.

 

[MeanBuicks]

Because the H-body LeSabre Grand National is lame!

 

[Dburger]

I inherited all of mine, and they seem to be decent cars.

 

[autonaut]

As some have already said

They are simple machines
Full framed RWD
Can accomodate BBC, SBC, Olds, Pontiacs and buick engines, and also LS style engines. Easily.
Plenty of room for various exhausts, transmissions, rear ends and engines as above mentioned.
So many different styles. El caminos, waggon's and passenger cars.
When the suspension and steering is rebuilt, they drive fantastic.
Power mods are easy and plentiful.
Can be kept to cruise, to brawl, or drag.

The only thing i dont like about them is they are rare here in europe..

 

[lilbowtie]

You love them or you don't!