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Quote: Originally Posted by Future_T-Type Yea his welcome the new vendor thread was a bit ago. He's posted a few threads for parts as well. Sorry guys but I don't go to the vendor section very often. There isn't much out there for the 83 and earlier cars. Sorry Tony. Hijack over. Let's get back to the fiero info now.

Quote: Originally Posted by B4turbo I know you're new here Tony, but are you a vendor? Most of us don't have a sales add for a sig. Duder, have you checked out the links? That new guy seems to represent a few service parts that can be hard to come by. I am in the trade and alot of the wear parts can be hard to come by. But I am pretty sure he has to or is even registered to the website. Dunno really? Andy

Quote: Originally Posted by Joe 1320 The motor fits, finding a place for the intercooler is tough, lots of custom fabricating to be done. Then there's all the heat that it generates, the back window is going to get pretty toasty. Then there's the fuel tank. You'll be stopping quite frequently at the local quickie mart. ;) Air to water intercooling where the trunk used to be. Mmm, warm car in the winter.. My friends 3800 gets...

im in north alabama close to miss. im asking $4000 as is or im going to pull motor out freshen it put new cam then ill take $5800. yea thats alot more than the freshen up would cost but a ready to car verses a broke one. please make offers my number is 256-415-8880

Yea his welcome the new vendor thread was a bit ago. He's posted a few threads for parts as well.

price and location would help... Bump for Johns old car! It was my inspiration....

Quote: Originally Posted by XII I do have another question though, what would the advantages be to a 3800 Series II over an LC2 to have the same layout with the GN intake and stuff? What makes it any better than a GN motor? Cheers! One guy sure likes his series II in his turbo buick http://www.turbobuick.com/forums/gen...-national.html

Sounds like a cool idea.Would have liked to seen that GT.

The motor fits, finding a place for the intercooler is tough, lots of custom fabricating to be done. Then there's all the heat that it generates, the back window is going to get pretty toasty. Then there's the fuel tank. You'll be stopping quite frequently at the local quickie mart. ;)