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2000 Cadillac Catera for sale


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is it me or does it look more agressive as the vauxhall? the cadillac front end looks... i dunno...boring...

but the best catera ive seen was an LS1 conversion ^_^

I haven't see an LS1 conversion but I did see an LS6 conversion in a mag once. It was super tight the engine was actually off center and the drive shaft had a slight bend to it. But it worked. Of course the LS6 powered CTS-V came out a little over a year after I saw the car in the mag so I beg the dude wasn't thrilled about all the money he just spent.
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He probably sepnt MORE than a new CTS-V costs but eff it...

At least he's got a one of a kind car taht has some serious balls.

There's no shame in a catera w/ a sheohorned LS-V8.

What is super lame is to spend the time to yank out a 1.6 liter

four cylinder motor out of a Civic just to put in a 1.8 liter one

out of an Integra.

Now that's livin' on the edge! Lookout now, this guy's a madman! :rolleyes:

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damn i want that car. if i had spare money around I'd fly over there and drive it myself. the catera, as long as its reliable, a Sport, and has around 70k mileage, is a true sports sedan/cruiser bargain, imo. This conversion makes it look even better. coupled with a great sound system and you have an excellent and cheap car for cruising the city.

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It does seem to look better as a Vauxhall (or even as an Opel) but perhaps some cars are best left to their natural brand origin.

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