My Automotive Toys
And start dying little by little, piece by piece
Some guys come home from work and wash up
And go racin' in the street.
Bruce Springsteen - Racing in the Street
1987 Buick Grand National
- Turbo Regal Homepage
This is the ultimate source of Turbo Buick information on the net. If you are a GN or Turbo Regal owner this is a "must" in your bookmark file. Information on modification, maintenance, production figures and more are only a click away. - Turbolink Homepage
Developed by my friend, Ken Mosher, TurboLink allows you to monitor the ALDL data stream from your turbo Buick's onboard computer. This data can be logged via PC laptop and used to diagnose problems or tune the boost and fuel pressures for optimum performance.
One of the fastest and highest-tech cars to roll out of Detroit in the 1980s was the Buick Grand National. This car is a highly effective hybrid of classic 60s musclecar and fuel-injected, computer controlled 90s technorocket. The all-black exterior and bulging hood are reminiscent of Darth Vader and the turbocharged 3.8 V6 has more than enough horsepower to anihilate small planets in addition to the rear tires.
1966 Oldsmobile F-85
- Building a 455 Rocket
This page details the performance specs, engine buildup and other modifications I've made to my Olds. If you're considering an engine swap or other performance modifications on a 64-67 Olds A-body, have a look. - Bryceman's Olds Page
The most complete source of Oldsmobile information available on the web and a meeting place for other Olds "Rocket scientists".
This Olds started out as a sedate L6-250 car that I bought as an everyday ride during my last year of college in 1986. as you can see, I've been working on it a little over the last couple of years. A healthy 455 (462, really, but who's counting) V8 now sits between the fenders and provides enough torque to seriously abuse the blacktop at will.