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03-05-2007, 06:38 PM
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Quick Question
Ok, so I am a constant lurker on this site, as I have always wanted to join the ranks of those who own TR's and GN's. This past weekend in my home town though, I came across a GN for sale. My question is if the car is an 85 but has an 87 drivetrain in it, would that increase or decrease the value.
Thanks folks, Heath 
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03-05-2007, 08:59 PM
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Re: Quick Question
Sounds like mine. IMHO, it's more the pleasure of driving one rather than the value of the car, and dropping in / driving an 86/87 version was far more exciting than driving around with the original 85 setup. As for value, mine probably dropped in value, but I recently sold the 85 engine because I realized I will never go back and wasn't worried about value anymore!
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IL KIM 85 GN w/86 motor, TRW pistons, Weber 206 billet roller cam, EGR welded, o/sized valves, 130psi springs, roller rockers, 3000 conv, adj w/gate, FPR, custom rad, KB ram air, ported, KB headers, Walbro 340M/hotwire, 60lb Hi Z, CPT66bb
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03-05-2007, 09:00 PM
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Re: Quick Question
increase in my opion
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03-07-2007, 06:09 PM
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Re: Quick Question
Thanks for the info. I was too slow though. Oh well, I guess I'll wait for my ideal car to come around. 86-87 T-Type Burgandy ext. Grey int. T-top, posi rear. only bolt on mods or mods that can be reversed easily. You know flawless paint and all that, lol. Thanks again.
Heath
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