Use any major brand 10W30 oil. i wouldn't use 10w30. being a 67, I'm sure you have some miles on it. oil viscosity has to do w/ the temperature of where you are at and mileage the vehicle has on it. with only considering the mileage, i would use no less than a 40 viscosity (weight) its up to you but i prefer castrol. auto master tech 26yrs
i own one and i was told by the previous owner that only 200 custom made convertibles were made:)
3800-4000 lbs
About 26 gallons
Not without serious modification
I have a 1972 225 and its under the hood by the passenger side winshield wiper...
He did not drive a car. He was chauffeured in a 1970 Buick Electra 225
Most full size cars of that era used P225/75R15-size tires Please note: The tires on my 1969 Buick Electra 225 are 205/70R15 and they are on the factory rims that came with the car.
Under the research I did, I found it to be 1-6-5-4-3-2
Officially, in 1990. 1991 renamed the car Park Avenue with a new body style.
ON my 1967 Buick Electra 225 the driver door jammed and both the inside handle and outside handle felt like there was nothing connected. One day I peered into the window and could see a little metal tab on the left side that I could see was connected to the door mechanism. I just slid a flat head screwdriver down the window crack and pulled the tab up, back into the original position. It worked perfect. However, I've found that what jammed my door was that if the handles are pulled while locked it jams. Hope that helps.
how to install dist. on a buick 225 v6
Buick made a 225