Up for sale is my 1987 Buick Turbo T WE4/W02 lightweight blackout package. This car looks like a Grand National, however, it is much harder to find. 87 Grand National production was 20194 cars while Turbo T production for this one year only model was just 1547 cars making it the rarest model Turbo Buick next to the GNX at 547 cars.

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They only made 1547 Turbo Regal WE4 cars in 1987. This car sat in storage for many years. The last inspection sticker was in 1998. The fuel tank, sender and fuel pump (Walbro 340) were all replaced. The VIN on the trunk RPO decal matches the vehicle VIN as it should. It has 125k miles and a clean MA title. Car is very solid.

2023年11月16日 · Buick 'officially' did NOT have any cars that were called the "Turbo T" until after the production of the 1547 cars that had a specific package with that name ; the WE4 package cars. These cars had a specific black paint (19L), grey bucket seat trim interior (393), and specific trim exterior (exterior sport package)(W02) and black bumpers and ...

2020年8月27日 · Not V-8 related, but DEFINITELY Buick related. October 2020 has an article about a member of Hemmings staff that just inherited a GENUINE 1987 Buick REGAL WE4. Yes it is one of only 1547 cars built. Very much original, …

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1547 READING 40 ft BLACK 3 BAY HOPPER CAR KIT. Made in the United States ROUNDHOUSE Carson City, NV. THREE EACH.

Pennsylvania Railroad Coach 1547 sits on display outside the URHS shop.

One of the ex Reading Company commuter cars that call the museum home, this coach was constructed by the Harlan & Hollingsworth division of Bethlehem Steel in 1925. It was originally operated out of Reading Terminal in Philadelphia, PA to various destinations across the Reading system and one of the few non electric powered cars make it into ...