Both Buick and Chevrolet separated their V8 engines into two categories: small blocks and big blocks. The 350 models for both companies were at the high end of the small-block spectrum.

A junkyard-fresh Buick 350 stuffed into a 20-foot long '63 Buick LeSabre wagon served as our test mule. The Burton kit is designed to fit '68 to '72 GM A-body cars, but it also fits the X-frame ...

Read all about this 1965 Buick Riviera rolling around in the streets of Dallas, Texas in this month's issue of Lowrider Magazine. ... The Rivi now revs up on an '86 Chevy 350 engine.

Buick Century Regal that spent over two decades parked in the same spot is back on the market in impressive condition ...

The overlooked Buick 350 engine is cheap and plentiful, just like the Skyhawk—and with Kenne-Bell's help you can duplicate Forrest's car or build your own personalized version.

Check out our latest DIY weekend project, a Summit Racing/Holley engine swap into a 1984 Buick Regal. - Lowrider Magazine. ... This '84 Regal was ready for a small-block 350. 2.

Pontiac introduced its new 350-cubic-inch small block in 1968, placing the powerplant into its Firebird, Tempest, LeMans, and Parisienne models.The Pontiac 350 had a 4.62-inch bore spacing. While ...

So really, the Skyhawk's 231 engine is a Buick 350 V-8 with two cylin­ders missing, a slightly shorter stroke and the same pistons, connecting rods and some external accessories.