1973 Buick apollo thats gonna get an olds 462 that was going into my 75 olds omega. The olds is now sold so I guess this will be my new street car project. Its a rolling chassis now but the body is solid and rust free.
Big Block Buick 462 going into a 73 Buick Apollo
Here is the buick 462 thats going in a 73 buick apollo. 73 455 block bored .30 over, speed pro .30 over hypereutectic pistons with 4 valve reliefs and coated skirts, about 9.5 to 1 comp. ta 310 cam, stock 73 heads slightly milled with stock valves, new springs and bowl ported. Crank and rods are original. Can't wait! should be fun! A big thanks again to Rick at HBR Competition Engines.
1973 oldsmobile omega build
This is my 1973 oldsmobile omega project that i have been working on for a little over a year now. I got a lot done but still have a ways to go on it.
1974 Buick Apollo (Nova look a like) overview (open headers)
heres my other toy lol this is a 1974 Buick Apollo, a cousin to the Chevy Nova. im restoring it and rebuilding it to be a street legal drag car. its got a 72' chevy 350 engine, custom 350 turbo trans, 3 speed auto, 10 bolt rear. im gonna be paintin it purple, like deep lol with silver ss stripes and yellow outlining (kinda like the Vikings football team colors lol) so yeah, hope yall like it, i know i do
Classic Autoworx presents: 1973 Oldsmobile Omega street/ strip
Classic Autoworx is proud to present this very cool '73 Olds Omega. The sister to the wider produced Chevy Nova. Starting with a rust free Arizona car, this car is entirely new. 400ci engine/ TH-400 transmission, both rebuilt with less than 5,000 miles. Comp Cam, Edelbrock intake and carb, Hooker headers, 2 1/2" Exhaust, Flowmaster mufflers, 10-bolt posi rear w/ 3.73 gears. Aluminum radiator, remote oil filter. Brand new tires- Toyo Proxies rear, Nexen skinnies up front. new front suspension and steering, entirely new braking system. New stereo sytem, 2 - Memphis 10in subs, 2 6x9 speakers, amp head unit... all newer. DARK metallic green with black SS stripes.
Nice car! Visit: http://www.classicautoworx.com/ for more info.
