1986 Buick Regal T-Type - Stored for 12+ years in a tent, how did it do?

As followers of the channel may know, I moved from Maine to Alberta, Canada, and I had to leave some things behind for later transportation. The time has come to start getting those plans in action, step 1 is to get these cars out of storage, and here is the start of the adventure.
1986 Buick Regal T-Type WH1 Designer Series with 80k miles

[@jsciarri]

One of the two cars that originally got me subscribed well over a decade ago. Glad to see it again and looking forward to the resurrection.

[@Turbo231]

Yeah, it will be nice to drive it again.

[@ZeeCayPeeA]

Great WH1! Can't wait to see it come back to life. This is the same car my buddy's wife had in 1990 (same color) it was the car that got me into these cars he also had a low mileage GN at the time. I have owned my 1987 T since 1993 . Still makes me smile when I hear the turbo spool . best of luck to you on the restoration it's a great part of American automotive history. it definitely deserves a second chance to be road worthy.

[@Turbo231]

Yes, it was lots of fun to drive and I’m sure it will be again!

[@a1veedubber]

Looking forward to the resurrection videos! Honestly does not look too bad, I recently got an 83 Riviera convertible that spent 20 years in a machine shed, racoons ate the seats! 😢

[@Turbo231]

Animals can be a pain, that is for sure.

[@manuelgonzalez5508]

Love it

[@Turbo231]

Getting there.

[@LooneyFarmGuy]

The mice infestation will likely be the most challenging . I've had my share of that 😖. Lots of cars like these around , they just need to be found and brought back to life 😎

[@Turbo231]

Yeah, didn’t quite get as far as I wanted on this project.

[@randomrazr]

is this a grand national?

[@Turbo231]

No, it’s a designer series T-Type. Fairly rare in 1986 they are the only T-Types to get a spoiler.

[@ceemix08-15]

I'll Buy😅

[@Turbo231]

A lot of people would.