3800 Swap Website

[Dave C]

Hey guys, came across this today... for any of you who are thinking about the 3800 SC swap, click here (http://www.l67swap.com/)

[ChevelleSSLS6]

hehehe... thanks dave, I'm glad my GA has 123,000 miles on it.
1. It cost me only $4100, partially since I worked at the dealer who sold it to me :)
2. I have an "excuse" (reason) to do the swap sooner than other guys.
3. It still starts right up, runs like a champ, and goes like it's new. Burns no oil.

[Dave C]

Haha, yea... I wish I had a reason to (and the money as well!). Once I get a real job (outta college), I plan on getting an old 3800 SC'ed, tearing it down and rebuilding it. Then, swapping it into the GA. Of course this would be 5-6 years down the road, and plans can change :( But I would LOVE to have a REAL SC/T Grand Am :thumbup2:

[ChevelleSSLS6]

that would be wicked... I'd like to "convert" my 2000 to a 2004 GAGT appearancewise, get the SC/T hood, and of course the swap.

[ChevelleSSLS6]

here's what I mean by build my own... http://www.howeandhowe.com/VIDEOS.HTML
MOVIES!!! YAYYYYYYYY!!!

I love exhaust pipes, did anyone hear an old musclecar with a healthy cam... damn, that's sweet.

[dballz]

Ive been considering swapping motors for a couple of weeks now. I can get a crate motor from gm, complete from top to bottom for about $4600. Id do all the labor myself so thats not an issue. Just dont know if i want to spend that kind of money.

[Xidion]

wasnt going to tell any one but this is something im already doing, when im out of school. 03 SC 3.8 L67 w/ 4T65-E tranny. shouldnt take me that long to do. Just need some more cash lol.