Recent content by zerex

Nice project

No, you are better off buying any parts you need for a smallblock than use any old 3.8 parts anyways. But no I am pretty sure nothing is usable easily. Anything is usable if you machine it enough.

Pictures worth thousands of words :P

East or west washington I wouldn't mind coming and watching :P

Yes it can be done. It isn't really all that hard. You can do a search over at http://www.montecarloss.com/ Most of the information you can drum up there about engine swaps is usuable on any G-body. The holes are there for v-8 mounts (only use 3 of the 4), depending on what engine is in...

Guess it would really depend on how much they are :P

Averagewhiteguy I just got a 86 caddy in trade, hehe http://the-michels.com/gallery/album04

When the light comes on does the engine start knocking? Only time I every had light come one was running one to death and had run almost out of oil, when I would go around corners the light would come on and it would knock a bit :P First store stopped grabbed some 30# , put it in. Drove it...

Yah I got my off the backlot, check engine light on, dealership was debateing fixing it, got it for $500. Body was straight, paint was faded but no rust. Had 3.8 I ran for 6 months then pulled it out and dropped in a 350 out of a 69 Biscayne I had bought for $200. It was alot of fun, traded it...

Suppose to run but not well. Pretty good paint, one small dent. Interior needs some TLC but the wife likes it so will prolly fix it for it to be her car. Has 4.1 V8, rest of pictures can be seen here. http://the-michels.com/gallery/album04

Or if your after a lowbudget and are into setting stuff up you could pull a TBI off a Chevy 454. I would bet you could get that to work.

Do you have air? Air Hammer?

Sell it find another, they are easy to find.

But what is the wear property? Do you pay more for more stopping power but they don't last as long?

Nothing that didn't come in a G body is more thank likely not going ot be bolt in. But most of the time from what I have read you just need to put the seat tracks from the seats you have on the new seats, as long as you get a seat that has close to same dimensions as factory seats. You don't...