I'd like to know the story on that too. The engine bay looks too original to have been swapped, but you never know. Overall looks like a sweet rig. Automatic or 5 speed?Welcome! And yes I have questions lol
Is it a rebody? Because with the 92-93 LX tapered style side moldings, lack of side ground effects and even the electric red color that wasn’t offered on 91 SCs looks to be the body of a 92-93 LX with all the SC hardware and front and rear bumper covers fitted
Which is pretty impressive considering it does all look to be there, down to the ARC and Teves II ABS unit
Remember the body was swapped on to the 91 and interior and other features rewired.Interesting story. I can't believe he swapped over the Teves II ABS as well. That is hardcore.
That makes sense !These cars have IRS and that frame is bolted to the unibody.
Joe
Makes sense I would rather have a manual but this is a very unique situation. I wasn’t looking but I adopted it and feel happy to have it.There are articles on a lot of things; the Wikipaedia article has a bunch of info as well. The big difference with the sc is whether or not it's a stick or auto. Only sc's came with manuals. So they are the most desirable. Where in nevada are you? There are a few members around Las Vegas.
Thank you and read as much as I can .There's some tech info in the tech articles at the top of the forum, but much of the info isn't targeted to the SC. All the same, there should be a little something for everyone.
Welcome to the family, its good to have another one here. First off, no, we do not outcast any mods, pretty much anything goes because it usually leads to these cars staying around for longer. Second, my two cents is that since your car has been body swapped and is no longer all original, its no museum piece, ( I mean this in the best way possible), which means it won't have "typical" collector value, you should do whatever you like and modify it however you see fit without worry about "ruining" anything. Lastly, if you think the sc isn't that fast, you should try the 3.8L NA like mine (its far slower lol), I dream of having a sc one day. Welcome aboardI just hope unlike the mustang world the purest of these don’t outcast mods .
Obviously I did too .Welcome to the family, it’s good to have another one here. First off, no, we do not outcast any mods, pretty much anything goes because it usually leads to these cars staying around for longer. Second, my two cents is that since your car has been body swapped and is no longer all original, its no museum piece, ( I mean this in the best way possible), which means it won't have "typical" collector value, you should do whatever you like and modify it however you see fit without worry about "ruining" anything. Lastly, if you think the sc isn't that fast, you should try the 3.8L NA like mine (it’s far slower lol), I dream of having a sc one day. Welcome aboard
Wow! Has the tweed interior! Nice!Auto , it’s really clean inside and the truck and the motor too.
It’s sat for almost two years we put new gas in it and changed the oil , new battery and it fired right up. Drove it 20 miles on the highway home no issues
Funny note it has the interior of the sc all of it even the hole in the headliner but no sun roof
I just hope unlike the mustang world the purest of these don’t outcast mods .
The sc is as fast as any of the v-8 engines that were in these. And lighter, so it handles better.