Racing Junk Find: This 1957 Buick Special Is The Quickest Ever. 7-Second Street Car Greatness!


Racing Junk Find: This 1957 Buick Special Is The Quickest Ever. 7-Second Street Car Greatness!

We know this particular 1957 Buick Special well and can tell you that there is no other like it on earth! We were around when Larry Larson Race Cars was finishing it up a few years ago and can tell you that everything on it has been done to the ultimate level. There is a jillion dollars worth of chrome on this car and it is all perfect in every way. You very rarely see a 1957 Buick Special, and almost never one that is nicer than this one. And then you throw in the amazing chassis work, the twin turbo big block, and all the other horsepower greatness and this car is a completely different level of cool.

Here is all the info from the Racing Junk Ad: CLICK HERE TO SEE THE ORIGINAL AD

Worlds fastest twin turbo Buick Special

Car has been featured in HOTROD Magazine twice.

All the powertrain is new with less than 4 passes.

It is a current 6.00 NHRA cert.
Runs on 91 pump gas on street and C16
on the track.

Car has full exhaust out the rear bumpers.

565 bbc Aluminum KB block
Profiler 174x heads
Callies crank
Oliver Rods
Diamond Pistons, Atomizer Injectors
Big Stuff 3 fuel injection and boost control.
Rossler 400 pro mod trans and gear vendor overdrive
Pro Torque convertor
Mark William modular pro mod rear end.
Twin 88mm Precision turbo’s
Less than 40 passes since new.
Built for Drag Week. Completely street legal and driveable.

Has ran 7.37 @ 197 This is one of a kind show car that is a work of art.
Built by Larry Larson @Larson Race Cars

Car is all steel with all factory bumpers and side trim. Factory Glass.


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6 thoughts on “Racing Junk Find: This 1957 Buick Special Is The Quickest Ever. 7-Second Street Car Greatness!

  1. MGBChuck

    If I had the means to get a Ferarri-Lambo supercar this big fat Buick would be in my garage instead!

  2. Gavin

    The car is absolutely stunning on so many levels. Not only was the concept exceptionally well conceived, but the execution is perfect. To me, it is one of those few cars that that fall into the catagory of automotive jewelry. It’s big, its audacious, but it’s also packaged so well, with no overt scoops or flares or aero to crap on the original design. Full kudos to the owner and builders of the car for turning out such an amazing beast, and best of luck with the sale. Do I like it? Um, yeah. 🙂

  3. DanStokes

    What would it cost to have a 455 Buick built to replace the belly-button BBC that they inexplicably defiled it with? Other than that I LOVE the car. It CAN be saved.

  4. Pete231

    Why do these mouth-breathers insist on using non-standard engines in their cars ? The Buick should have a big Buick 500+ inch Godzilla engine in it. Screw this putting a chubby engine in everything on God’s green earth. Enough is enough. Stop it !………..

  5. Joel

    If it had a real Buick engine, besides being a grenade looking for a place to explode, it would be stuck in the 10’s, not the 7’s.
    What it really needs is a Hemi!

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