1992 Chevy Cavalier Z-24
Purchased: December, 2000 - $3800
Sold: March, 2001 - $4200
I purchased this car with the intent of dropping my supercharged Buick 3.8L V-6 into it, and using it as my daily driver when the lease on my Sonoma was up. It only had a little more than 50000 miles on it when I bought it, a very rare find. My mistake, however, was buying another Z-24 with that same, crappy 3-speed automatic transmission. The 3.8L conversion was not a tremendously difficult one, so long as the car was factory equipped with the super durable Getrag 5-speed tranny. And, as I would later find out, converting a factory automatic Cavalier to a manual transmission was just about impossible to complete successfully. So, I decided that I would drop the 3.8L idea, and go with a late model 3.4L instead, almost a direct bolt-in for the original 3.1L. I had grand plans of turbocharging, 400+ horsepower, numerous suspension mods, etc, etc, but alas, my dad wouldn't cosign for me on the loan that would have made all that possible. Screw it, then, I thought. I sold the car for a $400 profit, and bought myself my first street-going motorcycle. |
Factory Stock Specifications
Displacement: | 3.1L (3130cc) |
Crank Horsepower: | 140 hp @ 4,500 rpm |
Crank Torque: | 180 ft/lbs @ 3,600 rpm |
Wheelbase: | 101.3 inches |
Curb Weight: | 2,509 pounds |
0-60 mph: | n/a |
Quarter Mile: | n/a |
Top Speed: | n/a |
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