1994 Chevrolet Caprice

Wagon

5.7L 350Cu. In. V8 GAS OHV Naturally Aspirated

Automatic

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Clear

GAS

5.7L/350 fuel injected V8; great donor for a swap! Complete and unmolested under the hood. I bought this wagon on eBay about 18 months ago with the intention of swapping the 350 fuel injected engine into a Jaguar XJS as a father/son project with my dad. He passed away before I got started on it, and I've got no reason to keep the car. The car was hit hard in the rear at some point. That's what made it an appealing engine donor, since I assumed it would be mechanically fine. After buying it I drove it the 100 miles home from near Baltimore, MD, and it ran great...lots of power, pulls great even in a 4,500 pound car. Mileage unknown. I think the accident it was in caused some problems with the guages. The interior is in great shape, so I assume it hasn't seen too much use. I think this is strictly a parts car; you can see how badly bent the rear of the car is. I hadn't run the car in 18 months. I charged the battery and it started right up. Fresh gas would probably be even better. The title was signed over to my name. If the buyer wants, I can get a fresh PA title in my name to sign it over to the buyer. Since I figure it's going as a parts car I didn't bother getting it titled in my name (also, getting a new PA title on a car from out of state means I have to get an inspection mechanic or police officer to verify the VIN, and I didn't want to deal with the hassle since the car is not currently tagged/inspected). I guarantee I can get a fresh title if desired by buyer. Payment and pick-up within 10 days of auction end.On May-02-13 at 21:20:22 PDT, seller added the following information: There have been a few questions, and I want to reiterate that: 1. The car was hit hard in the rear. The rear doors don't open, and I assume the frame is bent pretty badly. You will probably NOT be able to get this car inspected in any state. 2. I drove it 100 miles when I bought it 18 months ago, and started and drove it in my yard a week ago. Between those dates it sat in my yard. No guarantees express or implied that you can hop in and drive it cross-country. I wouldn't feel too bad about driving it 50 - 100 miles to get it home, but anything beyond that I might be nervous. The way it's bent you should assume that the police will be tempted to pull you over to give you an inspection ticket. There are no tags on the car.