1986 Regal T-Type...mint

[mustang84]

Sometimes I love looking through Ebay motors and just seeing what's there. Today, I stumbled over this '86 T-Type and not only is it mint, but the guy is a great photographer and has really captured this car.

Now I've got some new desktop wallpapers!

Link with all pics: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1986-BUICK-...1QQcmdZViewItem

[gm4life]

I have always had a soft spot for these cars. I really like the Buick the best, then the Old or Chevy and last the Pontiac unless it is a GP Aero-Coupe. I always wanted to take one and drop a GN/GNX motor and turbo in one with a 5spd and see what see 'ould do.

[lakefire]

t-types > GN's because they are even more sleeper!

[Paolino]

God, it's just gorgeous!

[knightfan26917]

Oh wow ... that is stunning!

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[loki]

very nice.

[Sixty8panther]

I need a cold shower.

[gm4life]

Needs a 120 or 140mph speedo tho.

[Eric77TA]

Absoltuely beautiful. I would put the (IMO) better looking stock wheels back on, though. Looking at that car just reminds me how boring looking cars are now. My dad sold Buicks from 1970-1987 (and then again from 1994-2005) so I spent a whole lot of time in these cars growing up. I can't remember a time that the brand was in as dire straights as there in now. Hopefully things will start to turn around.

[ponchoman49]

Ah back in the day when Buick built really desirable cars.

[CSpec]

Man, headlight technology has come a long way.

[ocnblu]

Sure has, today we can spend up to and over $1200 to replace a xenon headlight and igniter, so we can blind oncoming drivers. I'm not sure we can actually see further into the night, however.

This Regal is gorgeous, by the way.

Edited May 23, 2007 by ocnblu

[Chicagoland]

Ah back in the day when Buick built really desirable cars.

Well, sure the Turbo Regals were desirable, but then GM killed them off by 1988? The other Buicks in 1986 were the FWD J, N, C and H bodies. Also, it was the first of the small Rivieras, remember?

Some who were kids back then, or not born yet, think that Buick made all RWD Regals. But none of the 1986 FWD cars will ever be 'collectable'.

[Eric77TA]

Well, sure the Turbo Regals were desirable, but then GM killed them off by 1988? The other Buicks in 1986 were the FWD J, N, C and H bodies. Also, it was the first of the small Rivieras, remember?

Some who were kids back then, or not born yet, think that Buick made all RWD Regals. But none of the 1986 FWD cars will ever be 'collectable'.

They won't be 'collectable' but I bet Buick would give anything to have sales even close to what those cars were selling. I can't find any 1986 Buick sales numbers, but I know that the dealership my dad worked at was selling 3 or 4 times more cars in a given month in 1986 as they were in the late 90s and early 2000s. The franchise was sold to the Cadillac/Pontiac dealer down the street a couple of years ago.

[loki]

hope to have something like this some day. maybe put a 6 speed behind it though. hehe

[Sixty8panther]

Quad square sealed-beams make for great lighting in high-heam mode!

Don't knock it till you've driven a Cadillac with 'em.

AND

These days silver star sealed beams are like HIDs for thinking people.

[A Horse With No Name]

I love, love love this car....

Thanks for sharing the photographs.

Chris

[Intrepidation]

Now that folks, are photos!

Goof camera + someone who has a sense of spacial relationship = awesome