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Originally Posted by popatim
could it be a grand am then? I really don't know the gp'* of that vintage. I always thought they were ugly. I probably wont be taking it at this point then.
Grand Am in 1995
Grand Prix 1995
and heres a SE grand Prix
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Just did some check in 95 i dont think the Grand Prix had a 4cylnder option.
I did a auto trader search for the whole US in 95 for a grand prix with a 4. came up with 0
i think its a grand AM then
I did a auto trader search for the whole US in 95 for a grand prix with a 4. came up with 0
i think its a grand AM then
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I just did the same thing, and came to the same conclusion. I also looked on the quad4forums and it looks like the no start issues can be very difficult to track down along with known head gasket issues. I really think I'm going to pass on this. Thanks for looking.
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Originally Posted by popatim
could it be a grand am then? I really don't know the gp'* of that vintage. I always thought they were ugly. I probably wont be taking it at this point then.
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Here is the way I see it. If you can get it towed for less than $50, call the local junkyard and see what they pay. If it is $100, have it towed there and pocket the $50.
or check craigslist for people who pay to buy cars. they'll pay $50-100 and pick it up for you.
If you want to try and fix it, let me know. I love tearing into old cars. If I had a place to store it, I'd take it. it'd give me something to do on the weekends...
or check craigslist for people who pay to buy cars. they'll pay $50-100 and pick it up for you.
If you want to try and fix it, let me know. I love tearing into old cars. If I had a place to store it, I'd take it. it'd give me something to do on the weekends...
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i'd avoid this. for one, it'* a grand am. the grand prix of that era never came with a 4 cylinder. second, it'* either going to be a coil/icm, or the head gasket. if it'* coil/icm, you're golden. if it'* the head gasket, you're going to regret this gift. if you have the time and storage to part it out, then go for it. otherwise, i guarantee you're in for an expensive project.
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Originally Posted by CSFiend
i'd avoid this. for one, it'* a grand am. the grand prix of that era never came with a 4 cylinder. second, it'* either going to be a coil/icm, or the head gasket. if it'* coil/icm, you're golden. if it'* the head gasket, you're going to regret this gift. if you have the time and storage to part it out, then go for it. otherwise, i guarantee you're in for an expensive project.
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