1994 Pontiac Grand AM SE

[Helladamnleet]

Hello, I come to you today with my 1994 Grand AM. I've always wanted to own another one since mine got taken away back in 2007, and am stoked to have such a comfortable car, and now that I own one again, I was wondering what I should do to it. I'm already in the process of fixing the dents, and getting it painted, and I already have a cassette deck in it, and am going to hook my CD changer up any day now. Does anyone here have any experience with this type of car? Anything I should watch out for?

Right now the things I know it needs are:
New muffler
New driver's side window track/motor (probably going to get the whole door assembly when I have the money)
Power locks need to be looked at
Both doors need to be re-keyed
Heater core needs to be put in

[InToXiCoLoGisT]

For those cars, a scrap yard is your best friend. You can find amazing deal's on parts, just bring your tool box and giver.

Just remember, don't invest too much in it, it is a 16 y/o car. Maintain it to your needs is the best advice I can give.

[Township Rebellion]

Originally Posted by Helladamnleet

..and am stoked to have such a comfortable car...

lolwut?

Do whatever you want with it, man. Mount flags on the roof, stick dildos on the doors and put a home-made wooden spoiler on the trunk. Then fill it full of speakers, and drive around listening to Aqua at full volume.

Don't forget a fake turkey-call blow off valve, and the plastic chrome spinner hubcaps. And rude graffiti.

Don't mind me..

[MediumD]

Originally Posted by Intoxicologist

For those cars, a scrap yard is your best friend.

At this point I loled.

Originally Posted by Intoxicologist

You can find amazing deal's on parts

Then I was like OHHHH I get it.

[Helladamnleet]

Originally Posted by Intoxicologist

For those cars, a scrap yard is your best friend. You can find amazing deal's on parts, just bring your tool box and giver.

Just remember, don't invest too much in it, it is a 16 y/o car. Maintain it to your needs is the best advice I can give.

Yeah, I figured that out. The parts that are cross compatible span across so many years too! I was able to pull a radiator out of a 96 that fit nicely, and most GM parts from 88 to 97 fit in this car.