Recent content by northern87gn

Asking price now $15,000...

Some more pictures....

Offering my '87 GN for sale. Spends her days just hanging out in the garage, wishing for a driver and to feel the streets under her. It's time to pass it along to the next Buick enthusiest. The Basics: 1987 Buick Grand National, 92,016 miles. Clean title. I am the third owner and have owned...

Getting ready to sell my 87 GN and need some opinions. Is it easier/faster to sell a car that is closer to stock than one with a bunch of bolt-ons? I'm not looking to try and get more $ back, just would like to move the car as quickly as possible and thought a car that is closer to stock would...

top right and top left on aldl connector

I tried a set of these last summer and was not impressed. I could only get one to adjust properly. I now use Lakewood non adjustable for the track, they simply work as expected. You get what you pay for.

Jeff, Check this site out if you haven't already. Minnesota Grand National and T-Type Association

I had to position my clamp directly over the bulge at the end of the jug nipple to get it to stop leaking. Also the inner black rubber seamed hard to me. Kit is 4 years old now.

I just smeared a light coating of orange rtv on both sides of the gasket with my finger, then proceeded with the explatives trying to get the bolts started :mad: Man they suck. The side of the drain tube towards the compressor was tight against the new turbo I installed last summer so i ended up...

I used rtv on my gasket to get it to stop leaking.

Anyone (Razor) know if E85 is compatible with Razors alky kit? E85 is 85% ethanol and 15% gasoline. Have a station with it nearby and it would be cheaper/easier to run this instead of methanol. I suspect the pump may not like the gas part. What say you?

right about 12' tall and 12' wide at the widest point of the base. The lift is the wider of two asymetric versions, the standard has 13" less width (and drive thru clearance.)

v6racer slab $8285.00 materials $10,000 (insulation not included) labor to build, roof, sheet, and side $8100.00 lift $2600.00, AC $400.00, used furnace 100.00 OH doors with openers $2000.00. I did all electrical work. add in ground prep work, permits. Being able to work on brakes...

Dimensions are 30'x50' or 1500 sq ft. 6-12 pitch with back half using the scissor trusses shown in pic. 10' tall side walls with 2x6 studs. R19 insulation through out. R12 8x10 overhead doors. 23,000 btu (2 ton?) wall mount ac unit. 80,000 btu furnace pulled from a trailer house.

Just finished installing the lift. Now back to the dreaded insulation.