We had Volkswagen Junkyard Finds all last week, and this week we're going to have 21st Century Junkyard Finds. To start things off, how about a genuine, numbers-matching, 240-supercharged-horses-havin' sixth-gen Pontiac Grand Prix?
Eric Rood, who lives in Illinois and understands the local culture, dubbed this car the JuggaLambo, because Juggalos— who tend to be a Midwestern phenomenon— seem to love GM cars of the 1990s and 2000s (even those who are cast out of the Juggalo community drive 1990s Pontiacs), and thus the Grand Prix GTP is the pinnacle of this category of cars.
The Eaton blowers found on GM 3800s of this era are always easy to find at cheap self-serve junkyards, and the current street price for them is about 50 bucks. You can even put two of them on a Chevy 454 in a Murilee Martin-themed Rambler Marlin (yes, the blowers exploded).
These cars are not particularly uncommon in wrecking yards these days, so I assume you can find runners for low, low, low prices.
This ad is for the following generation of Grand Prix GTP, but the '02 was just as good for blind drivers.
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