How to Eliminate Window Rattles and Wind Noise by Peter Serio. In excellent condition. $10 plus shipping.
Crash Estimating Guide for 1984-1992 GM Passenger Cars. Includes 1984-1987 RWD Regal. Very helpful for part numbers. In excellent condition. $20 plus shipping
Smokey Yunick's Power Secrets. In excellent condition. $50 plus shipping.
Turbochargers by Hugh MacInnes. In excellent condition. $10 plus shipping.
Maximum Boost by Corky Bell. In excellent condition. $20 plus shipping.
Back issues of GMHTP:
March-1997: Articles include "Rapid Transit - Into the 8s with a stroked and poke Buick Grand National" and "Detonation".
July-1997: "Terrorizing Turbos - Five Buick turbos that aren't for the faint of heart do the 1320 battle" and "Dynotesting".
September-1997: "Rosewood Romper - Spooling up into the 9-second zone with a Buick T-Type turbo, complete with A/C and cruise control".
November-1997" The Big Chill - Lowering the Buick Grand National's ET with a front-mount intercooler" and "Red Coat - Bright color and a bigger turbo make this '87 Buick GN live up to the terrorizing tradition of its black brethren".
January-1998: "Black and Blue - That's what the competition looks like after going up against this '87 Grand National" and "EFI by DFI".
March-1998" "Scanning Power - Revealing problems and increasing horsepower through the use of a ScanMaster", "Uncool - Screaming into the low 11s in a 1985 non-intercooled turbo Regal Buick" and "Turbo Tune - Thanks to a supertune tune-up, we knocked five-tenths off this '86 T-Type's ET".
May-1998
July-1998: "Aluminum Zoominum - Dissecting Champion Racing Heads' New Turbo Buick offering" and "Powerhouse - One reader, one Buick, one incredible story".
September-1998: "NYPD Blue - What else would a NYC cop use for relaxation but a 10-second turbo T-Type?"
November-1998: "Fast with Class - Happiness is a leather-lined, 11-second daily driven Turbo Limited".
January-1999: "Silent Scream - Don't expect Ralph Pote's 11-second turbo Buick to announce itself before it pounces".
March -1999" "Buicks that Fly!"
July-1999: "Passing Gas - The benefits of a free-flowing Turbo Buick exhaust don't have to come at the expense of emissions, or by destroying your factory fenderwell".
November-1999: "Your Lucky (Trans) Brake - With the Stage Right 200-4R Trans brake, you can launch your Turbo Buick at maximum boost--and drive it home in Overdrive" and "Buicks from Beyond the Grave - A Turbo Regal Buyer's Guide".
March-2000: "Lyons' Share - This 11-second GN doesn't share the drag strip with anyone" and "Fire in the Hole - buick GN ignition know-how".
July-2000: "The Outer Limits-Part II - The trials and tribulations of running 11s in a stock-appearing turbo Buick".
November-2000: "Speed Reading - High on boost, an aging gladiator strikes out in search of bigger game".
From July-1996 through July-1998, the magazine was called just "High-Tech Performance". Beginning with September-1998, it was called "GM High-Tech Performance".
All issues are in excellent condition except May-1998 which has a torn corner on the rear cover. All are $10 plus shipping EXCEPT May-1998 which is $5 and EXCEPT March-1999 which was the "Buicks that Fly!; Special Buick Turbo Issue". That one is in mint condition and is $20 plus shipping.
Back issues of Boost:
Feb-1996
Mar-1996
Apr-1996
May-1996
Jun-1996
Jul-1996
Oct-1996
Feb-1997
Mar-1997
Apr/May-1997
These are all in excellent condition. $10 each plus shipping.
Shipping is $5 for a few (depending on thickness) to anywhere in the US. PM me for a shipping quote if you want a bunch. I don't ship internationally.
Thanks,
Buzz White in Houston, TX
Crash Estimating Guide for 1984-1992 GM Passenger Cars. Includes 1984-1987 RWD Regal. Very helpful for part numbers. In excellent condition. $20 plus shipping
Smokey Yunick's Power Secrets. In excellent condition. $50 plus shipping.
Turbochargers by Hugh MacInnes. In excellent condition. $10 plus shipping.
Maximum Boost by Corky Bell. In excellent condition. $20 plus shipping.
Back issues of GMHTP:
March-1997: Articles include "Rapid Transit - Into the 8s with a stroked and poke Buick Grand National" and "Detonation".
July-1997: "Terrorizing Turbos - Five Buick turbos that aren't for the faint of heart do the 1320 battle" and "Dynotesting".
September-1997: "Rosewood Romper - Spooling up into the 9-second zone with a Buick T-Type turbo, complete with A/C and cruise control".
November-1997" The Big Chill - Lowering the Buick Grand National's ET with a front-mount intercooler" and "Red Coat - Bright color and a bigger turbo make this '87 Buick GN live up to the terrorizing tradition of its black brethren".
January-1998: "Black and Blue - That's what the competition looks like after going up against this '87 Grand National" and "EFI by DFI".
March-1998" "Scanning Power - Revealing problems and increasing horsepower through the use of a ScanMaster", "Uncool - Screaming into the low 11s in a 1985 non-intercooled turbo Regal Buick" and "Turbo Tune - Thanks to a supertune tune-up, we knocked five-tenths off this '86 T-Type's ET".
May-1998
July-1998: "Aluminum Zoominum - Dissecting Champion Racing Heads' New Turbo Buick offering" and "Powerhouse - One reader, one Buick, one incredible story".
September-1998: "NYPD Blue - What else would a NYC cop use for relaxation but a 10-second turbo T-Type?"
November-1998: "Fast with Class - Happiness is a leather-lined, 11-second daily driven Turbo Limited".
January-1999: "Silent Scream - Don't expect Ralph Pote's 11-second turbo Buick to announce itself before it pounces".
March -1999" "Buicks that Fly!"
July-1999: "Passing Gas - The benefits of a free-flowing Turbo Buick exhaust don't have to come at the expense of emissions, or by destroying your factory fenderwell".
November-1999: "Your Lucky (Trans) Brake - With the Stage Right 200-4R Trans brake, you can launch your Turbo Buick at maximum boost--and drive it home in Overdrive" and "Buicks from Beyond the Grave - A Turbo Regal Buyer's Guide".
March-2000: "Lyons' Share - This 11-second GN doesn't share the drag strip with anyone" and "Fire in the Hole - buick GN ignition know-how".
July-2000: "The Outer Limits-Part II - The trials and tribulations of running 11s in a stock-appearing turbo Buick".
November-2000: "Speed Reading - High on boost, an aging gladiator strikes out in search of bigger game".
From July-1996 through July-1998, the magazine was called just "High-Tech Performance". Beginning with September-1998, it was called "GM High-Tech Performance".
All issues are in excellent condition except May-1998 which has a torn corner on the rear cover. All are $10 plus shipping EXCEPT May-1998 which is $5 and EXCEPT March-1999 which was the "Buicks that Fly!; Special Buick Turbo Issue". That one is in mint condition and is $20 plus shipping.
Back issues of Boost:
Feb-1996
Mar-1996
Apr-1996
May-1996
Jun-1996
Jul-1996
Oct-1996
Feb-1997
Mar-1997
Apr/May-1997
These are all in excellent condition. $10 each plus shipping.
Shipping is $5 for a few (depending on thickness) to anywhere in the US. PM me for a shipping quote if you want a bunch. I don't ship internationally.
Thanks,
Buzz White in Houston, TX
