My new DD with a twist!
04-25-2011, 03:12 PM
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Bought it swapped already so super easy, BUT it's really not that involved. Hardest or most time consuming part is getting all the wiring right, but even then, you can just buy a prewired swap harness. Hardest part was finding a damn cardinal red interior/carpet that wasn't f-ed up.
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04-25-2011, 03:29 PM
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Bought it swapped already so super easy, BUT it's really not that involved. Hardest or most time consuming part is getting all the wiring right, but even then, you can just buy a prewired swap harness. Hardest part was finding a damn cardinal red interior/carpet that wasn't f-ed up.
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05-06-2011, 09:39 AM
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Sorry didn't see this. Depending on condition/mods/etc, I've seen well done ones advertised/sold in the 10k+ range, but or course price depends on rust/issues/etc... and you can find it for 1/2 that with a longer to do list. Certainly, this economy hasn't helped so "toys" are getting sold for cheaper, and there are deals to be found.
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