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| I've got a friend looking for a good running 3800SC swapped Fiero (Page 1/3) |
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zmcdonal
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DEC 09, 03:53 PM
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I took my friend for a ride in my 3800SC fiero, and now he is interested picking one up for himself. The main selling point would be a good running clean swap. Interior and exterior cosmetics are secondary. Let me know what you've got. We are in NW Indiana, but interested in seeing anything that's out there for sale. [This message has been edited by zmcdonal (edited 12-09-2014).]
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PaulJK
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DEC 09, 10:43 PM
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bmwguru
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DEC 10, 05:07 AM
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What is his budget? I know of two show quality 3800s/c cars that can be up for sale if the price is right.
Dave------------------
www.hausofguru.com
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thismanyfieros
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DEC 10, 10:56 AM
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mine is up for sale here in the mall....
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zmcdonal
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DEC 10, 12:24 PM
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His budget is right around 5k currently he might have to wait until he has more funds available, but I thought it was worth seeing what's out there and get an idea. 5k might be a little on the low side but it's hard to say. It seems like the price range on swap cars is all over the place. Everyone has a different value for their own car, but on the other hand they are only worth what someone willing to pay.
Not going to be in the market for a show quality car, he's wanting it as a daily to have fun with for a while. Has to be a solid running car though, not looking for a mechanical project or unfinished swap.
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solotwo
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DEC 10, 03:13 PM
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Hmmm that is what I paid for mine and have invested at least an additional $2000 into it. Hmmm wife keeps telling me to sell it and lease a new car. Hmmm. I must say the 3800SC automatic is a great stress relief. Mine spent most of its life in KY & IN. Olejoedad ( Two Seat Garage ) replaced the intake gaskets with the improved Fel Pro metal gaskets. [This message has been edited by solotwo (edited 12-11-2014).]
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chrissin712
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DEC 10, 04:27 PM
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I'm considering selling my 84 Indy 3800SC Auto. 70ish k miles, clean, and rust free. $5,500 Firm.
Looking for a car I won't feel bad modifying more then has been already.
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zmcdonal
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DEC 10, 04:40 PM
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| quote | Originally posted by chrissin712:
I'm considering selling my 84 Indy 3800SC Auto. 70ish k miles, clean, and rust free. $5,500 Firm.
Looking for a car I won't feel bad modifying more then has been already. |
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Interesting, could you send me some pictures?
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zmcdonal
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DEC 10, 04:43 PM
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| quote | Originally posted by solotwo:
Hmmm that is what I paid for mine and have invested close to additional $3000 into it. Hmmm wife keeps telling me to sell it and lease a new car. Hmmm. I must say the 3800SC automatic is a great stress relief. Mine spent most of its life in KY & IN. Olejoedad ( Two Seat Garage ) replaced the intake gaskets with the improved Fel Pro metal gaskets.
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Yeah my friend is kind if torn between buying something new with a warranty that he won't have to worry about for a long time except being stuck with a payment versus something he can pay cash for but potentially having expensive repairs at some point.
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chrissin712
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DEC 10, 06:28 PM
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Hey Zach,
I have some photos on facebook.
Thanks
| quote | Originally posted by zmcdonal:
Yeah my friend is kind if torn between buying something new with a warranty that he won't have to worry about for a long time except being stuck with a payment versus something he can pay cash for but potentially having expensive repairs at some point. |
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