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    Nice, John! Bet that drive felt good, steering issues aside.

    Jeremy

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    Thanks Jeremy!

    It did, it was just nice to drive a manual again. I really just love shifting.

    Can't wait until Tiffany's car is paid off so I can trade in/sell my '06 Sonata for a more fun to drive daily with a stick. Looking at picking up a used Buick Regal GS 6 speed in a year and a half or so hopefully.

    -John

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    Good choice, I love the new GS. I've got a 67 GS400.

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    So you have a real GS. That is awesome!

    Post up a picture!

    -John

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    Just add aws fluid for now, but theres a leak.
    '93 VR4 | 10.57 @ 135 on C16 | 11.29 @ 125 on 93 | ~3275 lbs

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    I don't have any recent pics. Been doing a frame-off resto on it for the last several years.

    This is what it will look like(same color I'm doing), minus the vinyl top. (the rear windows roll down, it's not a post like this one looks)


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    Looks good!

    I love the rear window roll downs on a lot of the two door cars of that era. Just looks awesome!

    -John

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    The Regal GS is a surprisingly good-looking vehicle. How well do they perform?

    Never thought I'd ever ask ANYTHING about a Buick.

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    0-60 sub 7 seconds from a direct injection ECOTEC 2.0l turbo that makes 270hp and 295 tq. (base GS)MSRP is around 35k.

    Jeremy

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    2.0 Ecotec?should stuck with the 3.8T

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