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    OT: Looked at a chevy citation today

    I was looking at all the ad sites in my area. I found a citation that had the same motor as mine, but was blown up, thought I could get it cheap and put mine in it..

    When to go look at, the guy on the phone said there is a little rust on it but on much, so I asked him to send me a pic of it, they guy spoke like he had a silver tounge, the guy told me it had sat for a while, but as you can see there is mold in the paint

    so i had hope , but the pic says diffrent

    #2
    a citation was about the biggest pile GM has ever built. maybe not the biggest, but its up there. car and driver just put out an article apologizing for certian cars on their 10 best. among the apologizes was the citation.

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      #3
      Originally posted by 02GTP View Post
      a citation was about the biggest pile GM has ever built. maybe not the biggest, but its up there.
      I can't believe you said that! Wash your mouth, mister! JK You know they are closely related to the A-body, right?

      I'm a fan of the Citation, but mostly of the 2 door/ X-11 variety.
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        #4
        i though they looked kinda cool me self...oh well people hated to corviar as well lol

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          #5
          wasnt the Pontiac J2000 or T1000 part of that family also...
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            #6
            Originally posted by Prospeeder View Post
            wasnt the Pontiac J2000 or T1000 part of that family also...
            J2000=Cavalier

            T1000=Chevette

            So close but...... You are looking for the Pontiac Phoenix

            http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pontiac_Phoenix
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              #7
              ahh! I see, I usually like the pontiac variants of any brand. Was there an olds and buick version.
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              1998 Audi A4 Quattro 1.8T
              1999 Audi A6 Quattro Wagon
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                #8
                yes there was. olds=omega; buick=skylark; and cadillac=seville.
                Last edited by RIPBARNBURNER; 01-22-2009, 01:20 PM.

                I'd rather drive a cobbled together rustbucket Ford than a brand new Chrysler anyday.

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                  #9
                  the seville wasn't on the x-platform, it was the K-platform. There was no cadillac on this platform the closest thing would be the cimmaron which was on the j-platform.
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                    #10
                    HMM... i was skepticla about that too, but wikipedia had it on the related list with the omega and skylark. oh well lol

                    I'd rather drive a cobbled together rustbucket Ford than a brand new Chrysler anyday.

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by ochy38 View Post
                      the seville wasn't on the x-platform...There was no cadillac on this platform the closest thing would be the cimmaron which was on the j-platform.
                      What a joke that was - it was dubbed as a "dressed up Cavalier". Kinda cute, but if you're gonna drive a Cadillac...
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                        #12
                        Originally posted by RIPBARNBURNER View Post
                        HMM... i was skepticla about that too, but wikipedia had it on the related list with the omega and skylark. oh well lol
                        Just like the A platform, before being designated for a FWD platform, the X bodies were RWD, so technically you're correct, just the wrong drivetrain.
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                          #13
                          Originally posted by SCREECH View Post
                          What a joke that was - it was dubbed as a "dressed up Cavalier". Kinda cute, but if you're gonna drive a Cadillac...
                          Hey i almost got one, 2.8 V6 3 speed, power everything, leather, it was a sweet little car. I think there pretty cool, the poor mans caddy, hehe, bet they get awsome mileage.
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                          1998 Audi A4 Quattro 1.8T
                          1999 Audi A6 Quattro Wagon
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                            #14
                            Originally posted by Prospeeder View Post
                            Hey i almost got one, 2.8 V6 3 speed, power everything, leather, it was a sweet little car. I think there pretty cool, the poor mans caddy, hehe, bet they get awsome mileage.
                            Hmm...I wonder how a 4.9 would do in one of those... It would be a Caddy engine in an actual Cadillac, even though it's really a Cavalier at heart.
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                            98 Chev K2500 (4x4), Vortec 350, 4.10 gearing, ECLB 155.5" WB
                            98 Chev C2500 (2wd), Vortec 350 w/SFI kit, 3.73 gears, ECLB 155.5" WB
                            89 Olds Cutlass Ciera W45 Int'l Coupe
                            76 Olds Cutlass Supreme Brougham BBC
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                              #15
                              Originally posted by Duke George V View Post
                              Just like the A platform, before being designated for a FWD platform, the X bodies were RWD, so technically you're correct, just the wrong drivetrain.
                              ahh ok gotcha thanks for the info

                              I'd rather drive a cobbled together rustbucket Ford than a brand new Chrysler anyday.

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