Brad Conley

The oil pump in a Buick is in the front cover behind that orange filter. Google the fix and you'll find lots of stuff on how to refurbish a Buick oil pump. No oil pan removal required.

Well, there's part of your problem. It's orange with part number PH25 in your last picture. You will probably need to pull the oil pump and have it re-conditioned or at least a new thrust plate. The oiling system is the weakest link in the big block Buick.

My middle child uses these on his Subaru WRX and they work flawlessly. He is extremely pleased with their performance (as am I.....).

You snooze, you lose.....

NOT if it came from Buick....

AND they think it's an inline 6.....

At his residence! Isn't that cool?!

While you are correct that an Olds 307 was the largest available, what is shown above is the 231 Buick sourced V6. See how long the fan shroud is? Dead give away.

Don't know but that looks like 1964 front end sheet metal to me. The rear end sheetmetal was the same for the 1963 AND 1964 Estate Wagons.

Sorry to all the purists, but I'd have to repaint it at least two tone if not tri tone...

1972 GS 350 produced in Flint, Michigan the 4th week of August 1971. White top, Burnished Copper Polly with a Dark Saddle interior.

Slacker. de KG8S

link: https://orlando.craigslist.org/cto/d/sorrento-1977-buick-electra-limited/7477598960.html

Pick up anything? de KG8S.

And you are where??

I forgot to say, you must highlight the url for this to work...

Here you go...simple as <Ctrl>C to "copy" and <Ctrl>V to paste. https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/362198425680828/?ref=search&referral_code=marketplace_search&referral_story_type=post&tracking=browse_serp%3A0986df72-f003-4840-9051-54243a25e158

I agree. Replacement will be problematic as the hood in question is one year only and only for Centurion's. Other B-C bodies had Venti-Ports (either 3-4 depending) whereas the Centurion had none. I have had PDR done on the GSX Prototype and my daily drivers. It is an excellent repair and should be attempted before sanding, filling or replacement is attempted. The results are usually excellent.

Of course he does. That's why he's had zero offers with less than 12 hours left in the bidding. While these cars are very nice (I own one almost like the one offered on ebay), I am smart enough to know there is also zero money to be made with these. Enjoy them for what they are.

He didn't look very hard for a fuel tank.... https://www.rockauto.com/en/catalog/buick,1972,centurion,7.5l+455cid+v8,1013544,fuel+&+air,fuel+tank,6268 which fits 1971-72 Buick B body (Centurion and LeSabre).

They don't have anything different, just part of his hype. I personally would not walk but run from this one.

I hope Mr. Bowtie (the seller) knows Chevy's better than he does Buick's. Lots (and LOTS) of literary license taken with that advertisement....

Not a problem, Sir.

Link: https://asheville.craigslist.org/pts/d/nebo-old-school-cars/7343265010.html

Buick (and GM) has lost me. Wife drives a Lincoln MKC and love's it. I have a 2022 Aviator on order now....