We might come up with the data from the shop manual after figuring out what year and series of car it came from. The engine serial number stamped in the block will identify it as much as possible. Unless it was made from 88 to 91, it couldn't have been original equipment in a Reatta.
For starters to narrow down the year and serial number location: was it a front-wheel drive or rear wheel drive? does it have fuel injection or carb (2-bbl or 4-bbl)? Does it have 3.8, 3800, or Buick marked on it? (other car brands used these Buick motors as well) Is there a distributor or all-electronic ignition?
What has been, can be again. (Bob Wills, 1942)
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