would this be worth getting?
As you've prolly figured out, I went to the salvage yard today. I saw a black Grand Prix GTP there, that I figure is prolly a 94 or 95. The car is all there, it has almost no dents, and there is absolutely no rust. Would this be worth pulling out and fixing up? If so, what should I expect/offer to pay for it? It does not run, and I don't know what'* wrong with it.
Also, will the rims off of it fit my car?
Also, will the rims off of it fit my car?
Originally Posted by vital49
That year GTP has the 3.4 litre engine. That was definitely not one of GM'* flagship engines.
Be careful with that one. A good 3.4 is very hard to come by. Most don't live to see 150,000 miles.
Yeah the old 3.4 Dohc engines are really fast but very un-reliable which is why GM stopped making them. Not to be confused with the new 3.4 low performance engine that have now.
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Originally Posted by Shadow
Yeah the old 3.4 Dohc engines are really fast but very un-reliable which is why GM stopped making them. Not to be confused with the new 3.4 low performance engine that have now.
Originally Posted by Shadow
Yeah the old 3.4 Dohc engines are really fast but very un-reliable which is why GM stopped making them. Not to be confused with the new 3.4 low performance engine that have now.
Originally Posted by ga93sle
Also, will the rims off of it fit my car?
well here is some good news Chris.
Yes

are these the rims?
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From: Purgatory, Pennsylvania

Also I dont know about your state, but in NY you can play hell getting a car back on the road if the title has been redone to salvage. Spend the Money on your Bonny.We wont give you a COTM nom. for a GTP and you wont win a COTM with bo-bo'* on your Bonnie.



