Have a 2004 Pontiac Grand Prix with good body that expelled freeze plugs, on replacement it looks like there are bigger problems; Is there a market for this car?

Asked by ZachT Mar 05, 2014 at 09:06 AM about the 2004 Pontiac Grand Prix GT1

Question type: Shopping & Pricing

Car is otherwise in very good shape. Is the only value of this car the scrap value?

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It's 10 years old. The cost of a crate replacement engine excides the value of the car. However, if you can get a used engine and can find someone to install it, it might be worth keeping. Only you can decide that.

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I wouldn't spend another nickel on it . Unless you are equipped and inclined to do the engine swap yourself the cost of removing and replacing your engine with a different one is not likely worth it, especially if it i just a basic GP. Advertise it as a mechanic's special and try to get a few dollars for it.

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