v6 swap

At this point this isnt worth doing at all. The v6 isnt worth anything and you can get a 99+ GT really cheaply. It would be cheaper and A LOT EASIER to sell it and buy a real GT.

I wouldnt want a butchered v6 instead of a GT anyway... Youll still need to upgrade a load of other stuff before you have the GT equivalent, and the car will be still be worth nothing when you are done.

007 said:

At this point this isnt worth doing at all. The v6 isnt worth anything and you can get a 99+ GT really cheaply. It would be cheaper and A LOT EASIER to sell it and buy a real GT.

I wouldnt want a butchered v6 instead of a GT anyway... Youll still need to upgrade a load of other stuff before you have the GT equivalent, and the car will be still be worth nothing when you are done.

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Before you jump to the conclusion as to what you think he's going to do with it maybe first ask what his overall plan is. Sure if you buy a V6 car and install a GT engine and upgrade it piece by piece to make a GT with plans to sell the car then it's not worth the effort. However if he's building a street/strip or drag only car with no plans on selling it then it's the smartest thing he could do.

I paid $600 for a 95 V6 car and have sold off parts I don't need and have already recouped the $600 investment so basically I have a free car right now. You can pick up much nicer ones than I bought for $1000-1200 with perfect paint and interior. The find yourself a doner GT and for another $1k or less you can have a pretty nice car. I've looked and you aren't finding many 99+ GT's for under $2k.

As for parts you need engine, rear, trans, driveshaft, brake and hydroboost from a 99. Not sure on the specifics for wiring. Other than the main engine harness.

Bill