[93foxbody2.3]

I can find a couple of turbo's for around $400. But that's the motor itself. What else do I need to get? Computer, Harness and what else? Should I hold out for the whole car or should I jump on the engine itself then piece together? Please help.

[84turbo]

If you can get the whole car, get it, you'll need many more parts off it.

[93foxbody2.3]

Originally Posted by 84turbo

If you can get the whole car, get it, you'll need many more parts off it.

So hold out for the whole car?

[OneOwner88LX]

If you have the room to get a whole turbo coupe and take off what you need that will be the cheapest and easiest way to go. I paid $800 (asking price was $1,500) for my '88 turbo coupe, runs excellent, smooth idle, no smoke, trans shifts perfect, brakes good, good clutch, rear is quiet, and exhaust looks fairly new. I drove it before I bought it and then the guy who sold it to me drove it 1 hour to my house. I can sell off what I don't want and get a big chunk of money back. Start checking craigs list, ebay, and local paper. One will pop up eventually. The turbo coupes in running condition can be had for $500-$1000; that is a lot of parts for the money. If you gather the parts one by one it will be much tougher and way more expensive. Hold out for an '87-'88 they have the inter cooler, better computers, bigger injectors, along with the larger Vane Air Meter. And one with a rough body and interior, like mine, will be dirt cheap.