joseb925

I bought a 1994 Trans Am w/98,XXX miles for $2,800. I was swinging it for a while and now the car got trashed before I was able to fix the things that was already wrong w/it. It now needs a new starter, a new belt (one of the belts snapped and I dont know which one yet), new gears (already have them), one headlight motor, a transmission rebuild (tranny is slipping), bearings, and a complete tune-up. My question is, is it really worth fixing all this? Or should I just sell it and buy a better Trans Am?

ikeyballz

dpeneds how bad..? if frame damage... might want to reconsider trying to fix it..if its all just cosmetic, and you have a cheap donor car, it should be alright to fix..starter is easy to change,belts are easy, if the headlight motor is the same as a 3rd gen thats also easy to change..transmission is a bit xpensive.. you might be able to recoup the 2.8K if you part it out though, so its all up to you

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