Hello. First time, you have a very nice Buick Lesabre! I have the same in white ;-) I have a question: I live in Switzerland and I need a complete front (2 wings, 2 headlights with mounting bracket, and a grille) 1987 Buick LeSabre to a 3.8L V6. Here in Switzerland the Lesabre were never officially distributed. How do I get these parts? Thank you very much for your info. Best regards from Switzerland =)
ok im gonna ask u guys (buick fans) who would win in a race between me and a freind... i have a 97 maxima and he has a 97 le sabre he is talking so much shit and i really dont know who would win but i would like to know a few opinions b4 i actually do race him and look like a dumbass... so in u guys opinions who do u think would win?? 97 maxima or 97 lesabre
I'm sick of people on here bitching about how old this car is and that you should david's farm it. It's a nice, quality built car (the exhaust sounds good, BTW) and, I hate to break it to these people on here, but a well built car is something you just don't find anymore. You point out a car built today that will last as long as cars like this Buick have, and I'll shut up.
@comgeek24 Thank you! I love old cars, they were built to last, and I can actually work on these without crazy tools or computers to find out whats wrong.
I know, right? I have a '91 LeSabre myself and it's been surprisingly easy to work on. Not that it has needed much work. Even with the recalls from Honda and Toyota, people still wonder why we like old cars o_O.
I think it was designed in the 60's. Its a SBC with 2 cylinders chopped off. Apparently that engineering was good enough to keep the engine in production until 2008!
Sounds good- not loud like when i lost the exhaust on my 75 LTD years ago- was trying to run thru a nearby town without rattling windows on the way home-
nice way of fixing the exhaust pretty sweet hey how has the so calle town thing going yall ever find out it if it was a fake great sound from a reliable 3.8L v6 buick
Was probably a pissed off neighbor nearby- if the house next door ever sellsim putting an 8' tall fence up inside the existing chain link- i aint dealing with stupid neighbors.
25 people are poor nothingless bastards
flashback1341 7 months ago 2
Hello. First time, you have a very nice Buick Lesabre! I have the same in white ;-) I have a question: I live in Switzerland and I need a complete front (2 wings, 2 headlights with mounting bracket, and a grille) 1987 Buick LeSabre to a 3.8L V6. Here in Switzerland the Lesabre were never officially distributed. How do I get these parts? Thank you very much for your info. Best regards from Switzerland =)
HARDCORE4TRANCE 1 year ago
@HARDCORE4TRANCE You might want to check on ebay, find someone willing to ship internationally.
moldymac 1 year ago
are these fwd or rwd
droyfiend138 1 year ago
@droyfiend138 This is FWD.
moldymac 1 year ago
ok im gonna ask u guys (buick fans) who would win in a race between me and a freind... i have a 97 maxima and he has a 97 le sabre he is talking so much shit and i really dont know who would win but i would like to know a few opinions b4 i actually do race him and look like a dumbass... so in u guys opinions who do u think would win?? 97 maxima or 97 lesabre
poopheadin2011 1 year ago
@poopheadin2011 the 97 lesabre has 205 hp and 230 lbft, but it weighs much more. so idk man, my 98 hauls pretty well, especially with new tires
TheRotaryman 1 year ago
old cars are very easy to work on!!! any car from 1992 and back is the strongest and built to last forever lol.......
midnitesquirldog 2 years ago 2
Yup. Less electronic stuff, simpler designs. Even easier is old carbureted trucks, no electronics, easy to understand.
moldymac 2 years ago
I'm sick of people on here bitching about how old this car is and that you should david's farm it. It's a nice, quality built car (the exhaust sounds good, BTW) and, I hate to break it to these people on here, but a well built car is something you just don't find anymore. You point out a car built today that will last as long as cars like this Buick have, and I'll shut up.
comgeek24 2 years ago
@comgeek24 Thank you! I love old cars, they were built to last, and I can actually work on these without crazy tools or computers to find out whats wrong.
moldymac 2 years ago
@moldymac
I know, right? I have a '91 LeSabre myself and it's been surprisingly easy to work on. Not that it has needed much work. Even with the recalls from Honda and Toyota, people still wonder why we like old cars o_O.
comgeek24 2 years ago
Why dont you just get a new car!
Come on were in 2010 not 1987!
ElocoCubano1993 2 years ago
Its not a primary car, its just for fun
moldymac 2 years ago
I remember reading somewhere that the V6 3800 was originally based on a small block Chevy. It sure sounds like it.
sfx1999 2 years ago
I think it was designed in the 60's. Its a SBC with 2 cylinders chopped off. Apparently that engineering was good enough to keep the engine in production until 2008!
moldymac 2 years ago
Agreed and not in bad condition revs well!!
placesigopeopleimeet 2 years ago
Sounds pretty bad ass for a V6.
LynolsOffice 2 years ago
sounds cool!
TractorWorld 2 years ago
daves farm it
mthlover11 2 years ago
Sounds good- not loud like when i lost the exhaust on my 75 LTD years ago- was trying to run thru a nearby town without rattling windows on the way home-
dangeroustoys56 2 years ago
sounds like a car from davidsfarm
BlueBirdTC2000RE 2 years ago 2
Lol I thought those were cigerette boxes on the hood, then i realized they were clamps!
justin3zelda 2 years ago
nice way of fixing the exhaust pretty sweet hey how has the so calle town thing going yall ever find out it if it was a fake great sound from a reliable 3.8L v6 buick
01DodgeRAM1500V8 2 years ago
Haven't heard a thing since, chances are it was fake.
moldymac 2 years ago
Was probably a pissed off neighbor nearby- if the house next door ever sellsim putting an 8' tall fence up inside the existing chain link- i aint dealing with stupid neighbors.
dangeroustoys56 2 years ago
Sweet!
themaritimeman 2 years ago