WTB: 87-93 Notchback

[Jewls999]

Looking for a Notchback that does not require a lot of maintenance. I have an '83 5.0 5 speed convertible that doesn't run and requires a lot of work. I would like something I can drive now and is easy to maintain. Coyote swap would be great!...if you guys know anybody in the nation please send them my way.

 

[MG0h3]

Hi you can chat Samuel up I'm sure he has what you are requesting for ....... [email protected]

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This doesn’t sound like a scam.

Nice engrish wuhan


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[Jewls999]

Seems fishy.

 

[MG0h3]

Guaranteed. Just joined


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[Jewls999]

Thanks for calling it out. I hope the next one is an actual seller

 

[MG0h3]

I’ve seen them a lot in wtb threads.

Click their avatar to view when they joined.

Seems they all direct you to email someone else.


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[oldstv]

If this question is inappropriate here I apologize and happily withdraw it.
When someone thinks of a "Coyote swapped fox to purchase, what kind of dollars do they start out thinking of?
Do they hope to get into one for same money as a regular engine or are they looking to spend upwards of...………..what? I know it depends on the car but I am interested in the starting thought process.
I really am just curious and not looking to start anything.

 

[Loosescrews]

If this question is inappropriate here I apologize and happily withdraw it.
When someone thinks of a "Coyote swapped fox to purchase, what kind of dollars do they start out thinking of?
Do they hope to get into one for same money as a regular engine or are they looking to spend upwards of...………..what? I know it depends on the car but I am interested in the starting thought process.
I really am just curious and not looking to start anything.

Definitely not inappropriate. In fact, so as to get more attention, I would start your own thread discussing this.
With that being said you will definitely be paying more for a Coyote swap than for a regular engine as long as it was done right. Unfortunately I can't really give you a ballpark figure as there are just too many variables.

 

[Jewls999]

If this question is inappropriate here I apologize and happily withdraw it.
When someone thinks of a "Coyote swapped fox to purchase, what kind of dollars do they start out thinking of?
Do they hope to get into one for same money as a regular engine or are they looking to spend upwards of...………..what? I know it depends on the car but I am interested in the starting thought process.
I really am just curious and not looking to start anything.

What I've seen lately 15-25k

 

[triple-s]

What I've seen lately 15-25k

yeah usually around 20 and up. I was going to buy one last month for 30 but then the seller backed out.

 

[Loosescrews]

And I agree with the title of this thread as I too want to buy one. I just literally never see them for sale.

 

[oldstv]

Thank you for the replies. I was wondering this because I bought one last year and paid much more than the prices that you put up. I thought I paid a fair price for what had been done and could definitely not build it for what I paid for it.