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1972 Buick Skylark Reviews, Pricing & Specs

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by Joshua K
Apr 08, 2010
The body needs comletely redone but the 350H.O. is a strong running motor pushing 300bhp and 300ft-lbs torque. The car is really big giving it a slow, 1/4 mile time but if the motor was down in a Regal that'd be a different story.Apr 08, 2010
by Tyler N
May 13, 2009
This overall is a good car. It does not really accelerate that well, but it is just a daily driver. Gas Mileage is pretty good, because it is a stock 350. It is a well built car, and it should last me quite a few years.May 13, 2009
by Mark N
May 13, 2009
464 cubic inch Buick engine. 560 horsepower and 580 ft lbs of torque. Naturally aspirated with 950 proform carb, SPX intake, aluminum heads. Switch pitch tranny and 3:42 gears. Car was a wreck when we started, Tyler was 14. Me and Stephanie started a 57 Bel Air restoration when she was young and we never finished it. Tyler thought we would never finish this one. It was dismantled and rebuilt by us and I had several goals. 1. Wanted an 11 second street car....Done, 1/4 mile 11.70 based on 1/8th mile conversion, with street tires and through the mufflers. 2. wanted to pull front tires off the ground at take off......done 3. run on pump gas 4 highway driveable We accomplished all of these things with this car, and we race it almost every other weekend at different tracks. And Tyler ends up winning money almost every time.May 13, 2009

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