Supping Up a 91-96 GM Full Sized Wagon

During my search I found a lot of buicks. Thing is they are somewhat of a luxury vehicle so they cost a little more. The plus side is, I feel like buick owners, especially of the wagon variety, take better care of their vehicles. For a good buick with no immediate issues I would expect to pay 4-5. A caprice on the other hand I think would be harder to find a good one that hasn't survived several owners and a multitude of snot nosed brats. That being said, you could probably expect to pay around 3 for a good one. I am imagining the late 90's body styles on these estimates. They're out there! Go n git ya one!!

 

I think the fact the cash for clunkers is also driven up the price for these cars too. Any cars that had survive the cash for clunkers programs have gone up in value as of now harder to find. I never really cared for that cash for clunkers program in the first place. I think it hurt the aftermarket more than anything else.

But it's nice to know on price range for those cars thank you so much

 

Shoot...I point my finger at the demolition derby guys. And if one is reading this that's right I'm talking to you! Demolition derby guys should be rounded up and sent to Guantanamo for destroying western civilization one classic car at a time. It takes an adult to love, appreciate and nurture an automobile, and then some jackwagon man child to come and destroy it beyond recognition.

 

I live not to far from Tulsa and have had a hard time finding a wagon here in Oklahoma, but they can be found. Look near Ark, Mo, Kansas, and the upper part of Texas

 

Check out gmlongroofs.com they specialize in the 91-96 I believe

 

Excuse me, while I bookmark this thread. I'm surprised, Discovery Channel hasn't yet broadcasted these.