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Quote Originally Posted by 3100sfi View Post
The GP seems to have 4 wheel disc ABS, AC, power everything, and a stock cd player (I don't think it'll last long since I need a 1/8" input)
It's a stock CD player.....just not for your car. That's a mid-'90s Chevy radio. Don't know off hand if it'll work with your steering wheel controls, but I'd venture to say yes since the Gen 1.5 Monte Carols came with that same stereo and a black version of the same steering wheel controls. Unfortunately, the lights will be the Chevy white.



Quote Originally Posted by 3100sfi View Post
I don't know if I'm sold on the "body kit" yet but it'll grow on me, I'm sure.
WHAT?!? That's the best part of Gen I w-body GPs!! I'm partial to the '89 - '93 style body kit, but I love the '94 - '96 as well.



Quote Originally Posted by 3100sfi View Post
I'm probably going to do the LIM and maybe head gaskets sometime this summer just as preventative maintenance
I'm glad you know enough to do that. The LIM gasket is really the only weak link in these motors, and is the cause of the early demise for most of them. Other than that, the 31/400 is bulletproof.



Quote Originally Posted by 3100sfi View Post
no plans for performance mods since a 3100 really isn't the best place to start
Yes and no. If you're going to dive deep enough to do the LIM, and especially the head gasket, I'd swap the top end out with a 2000 & up 3100 or 3400. They flow much better, and will net you around another 15hp/10ftlb of torque. Yeah, it's not much, but if you've already got the top end out of the way...



Quote Originally Posted by 91gpse View Post
just so you know the fender isnt a correct fender(letting you know before you paint it) the correct fender has a widened lip thats why theres a gap on the front bumper and on the side skirt. its off an older model like mine lol. but other than that nice find its in pretty good condition.
The body kits have been available since '89 (with the TGPs), so year is irrelevant. The B4U (the body kit's RPO code) package is just added on to the same body as yours with the exception of different front and rear fascias. However, it's MUCH easier to get parts off a car that already came with a B4U package so you don't have to worry about drilling holes in them for the clips that are needed to install the body kit.