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Kick it old school in this fully documented 1970 Buick GSX! Powered by a 455ci 8-cylinder engine backed by a TH400 automatic transmission, this award-winning GSX is finished in Saturn Yellow. Selling with No Reserve at our March 2021 Scottsdale Auction.

1970 Buick GSX in Apollo White

The 1970 Buick GSX Stage 1 was one of the nastiest muscle cars to ever hit the streets—a big, bold bruiser that packed serious horsepower and torque while still keeping that classic Buick luxury feel. At the heart of the GSX Stage 1 was the legendary 455ci V8, officially rated at 360 horsepower and a pavement-ripping 510 lb-ft of torque—the highest torque rating of any muscle car in 1970. But that was just the factory number. Real-world dyno tests and drag strip runs suggest the Stage 1…

1970 Buick GSX

Buick GSX

#Buick GSX(1970)

View the 1970 Buick GSX Stage 1 for sale at Indy 2020 in Indianapolis, IN as S153.

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Description Summary Restored by Buick specialists. Documented by the factory Build Sheet and GSX Historical Society. Powered by a 455ci 8-cylinder engine backed by a TH400 automatic transmission. Scored 398 of 400 points at GS and Buick Nationals. Details This car is GSX #362 of 678 produced in 1970 and one of 400 produced with the factory historical Stage 1 performance package. It's powered by a 455ci 8-cylinder engine, conservatively rated at 360hp with 510 ft/lbs of torque paired with a…

1970 Buick GS Stage 1

Silver 1971 Buick GSX for sale located in Greensboro, North Carolina - Auction Vehicle (ClassicCars.com ID CC-1884197).

1972 Buick GS 455 Stage 1

Muscle car fans have always been obsessed with numbers. Big numbers always impress—cubic inches, horsepower. But frequently, smaller numbers are better. Zero-to-60 sprints? Quarter-mile elapsed times? The smaller the number, the quicker the run, and the bigger the smile on your face. Half a century later, it’s as much about production numbers—how many were made,…

The Buick GSX stands out as one of the brand’s greatest achievements and as proof that muscle cars didn’t have to be bare-bones.