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Old 08-25-2009, 04:22 PM
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Replacing my '98 regal engine. Is this a good rate and engine price?

Price : $660 shipped (3.8L used, with intake/exhaiust manifold, 88k miles)
Mechanic install: $400

I'm having to replace my head-gasket blown Regal engine. I'm curious whether this is a reasonable price to pay for the "repair". Engine is through BasicCarParts.com...which leads to my second question:

Has anyone dealt with that company? I design websites, and am perfectly comfortable buying computers, music, etc. from online comapnies, but have never bought an engine from one. I wanted a local salvage yard to price, but none had even a 24-hour warranty or tested engine available.

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Bryan
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Old 08-25-2009, 08:05 PM
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Re: Replacing my '98 regal engine. Is this a good rate and engine price?

Welcome to AF!!

This sounds like a very good price especially for the installation. The engine price is reasonable. Does the place you are buying the engine from give you a warranty on the engine? If you would like another place to check contact Ed Morad at moradpartscompany.com. He specializes in GM cars and has good products with a warranty. (You can check his prices at his e-bay store if you wish.)
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