Newbie in Texas
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Newbie in Texas
Just got a '95 88. Perfect paint and body, all accessories work, previous owner had a bunch of engine work done and then the tranny died. Hauled it off for $500. Gonna hafta drop a grand into tranny overhaul but all in all, I should have a nice ride (compared to my '90 Cavalier that my daughter is taking over). Anyway, found this site and already have gleaned a ton of information about these cars and the 3800 V6. Seems everyone is very helpful. I am looking foward to getting it to drive under its own power and diving into the motor. My oldest daughter to me it was a "old mans car". Just what I was looking for, real sleeper potential. Kinda like my full dress XS11. Falls under don't judge a book by its cover. Again, great site.
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Re: Newbie in Texas
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My oldest daughter to me it was a "old mans car".
Enjoy your new ride (when you get it rolling again) and welcome to the BC,
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Welcome to the club...
This was my 95 SE with one mod... The air box was gutted and with a paper filter... Keep in mind... All bone stock everything with the exception of the gutted air box...
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This was my 95 SE with one mod... The air box was gutted and with a paper filter... Keep in mind... All bone stock everything with the exception of the gutted air box...
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