Description This rare 1972 Buick GS Stage-1 Convertible is one of
only 25 Zone cars ever produced, and this example is #9 from the
Cincinnati, Ohio warehouse. Known as one of just eleven surviving
Zone cars, it later went to Tatone Buick INC for retail sale. The
car has undergone a body-on restoration that highlights its
beautifully preserved original panel body and stunning paint.
Details Year/Model: 1972 Buick GS Stage-1 Convertible Production:
Zone Car #9 of 25 (11 known to exist) Engine: 455 Stage-1 (engine
code 1238861) built to 1972 specs with numerous performance
upgrades including forged pistons, balanced internals, high-flow
stainless valves, true roller cam, and more Transmission: Original
numbers-matching Turbo 400 rebuilt with NOS modulator and
heavy-duty converter Paint: Flame Orange (original Zone code Z,
paint code 65) Interior: White bench seat, new convertible top,
factory-style well liner, pads, and cables Options: Power disc
brakes, power steering (fast variable ratio), sonomatic AM radio,
stereo tape player with rear speaker Features & Upgrades Recent
full rebuild of engine and transmission Original N25 exhaust tips
with dual exhaust system Tachometer installed (replacing 24-hour
clock) AM/FM radio upgrade (originally AM) Boxed rear lower control
arms and sway bar for improved handling Everything functions
perfectly with no issues to address Why You Should Buy This is a
rare opportunity to own a highly collectible and historically
significant 1972 Buick GS Stage-1 Convertible with matching numbers
drivetrain, exceptional provenance, and meticulous restoration.
With its powerful Stage-1 engine, correct factory details, and
limited production pedigree, this Zone car is a true muscle car gem
ready to impress both collectors and enthusiasts alike.
Vehicle Details
1972 Buick Gran Sport
Listing ID:CC-1949104
Price:$94,995
Location:Cadillac, Michigan
Year:1972
Make:Buick
Model:Gran Sport
Exterior Color:Flame Orange
Transmission:Automatic
Odometer:93000
Stock Number:404691
VIN:JJB4191
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