Buick in nascar

[jopaustu]

I wanna say this Buicks G Body.. Found it on FB (I grew up in Daytona Beach page)

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[novaderrik]

the Skoal Bandit Buick Regal was the most badass looking car on the track in the early 80's.

 

[GNcollectables]

http://buickturboregal.com/buick-grand-national-nascar-heritage.html

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[MeanBuicks]

If you are into the history of the GN as it relates to NASCAR, then you need this:

http://www.dwstore.com/product/155/mtn-dew-diecast-1-24

He won the Cup in '81 & '82 in this Regal and the die cast is hand signed by the man himself. I've got one and it rocks. His success was what the GN celebrates.

 

[fast86gn]

If you are into the history of the GN as it relates to NASCAR, then you need this:

http://www.dwstore.com/product/155/mtn-dew-diecast-1-24

He won the Cup in '81 & '82 in this Regal and the die cast is hand signed by the man himself. I've got one and it rocks. His success was what the GN celebrates.

I have one of these in the 1/64 scale. I have another Nascar Regal 1/64 scale with the 1/64 Semi tractor and trailer. Can't remember the drivers name would have to go home and look. lol It was a Raybestos Buick Regal.

 

[jopaustu]

Saw this today in daytona beach.. thease old regals always catch my eye for some reason

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[novaderrik]

the Regal was the car to beat after the redesign in 81.. they were more aerodynamic than anything else on the track, and they won a lot of races as a result... the Fox bodied Thunderbird, the Monte SS, and the Grand Prix 2+2 were all made to be better than the Regal on the high banks of the NASCAR speedways... that's just how things worked back then- if they wanted to win, they built a better car and sold it to the public to make it legal for NASCAR homologation.