Well it could be faster and get better MPG.
Photography Courtesy Tyler Wilson/Facebook Marketplace
Just because you can swap a Suzuki Hayabusa engine into a Geo Spectrum, doesn’t mean you should, right? Well, this seller certainly ignored that advice.
Billed as being a “freshly ‘finished’ project” that does run and drive, the Geo still needs both the exhaust and air cleaner setups finished, per the seller.
The A/C doesn’t currently work, but the radio, lights and blinkers are said to function without issue.
Located in Topeka, Kansas, this Hayabusa-powered 1989 Chevrolet Spectrum is listed at $5500.
Well it could be faster and get better MPG.
In reply to MyMiatas :
I didn't consider that. Sounds like an absolute win when you look at it that way.
I can't remember the last time I saw a Spectrum!!
You must shift it with the auto selector. One down four up. :0D A clutch pedal is present.
A Geo Spectrum? I don't know that I even knew that existed!
If you're on the spectrum, now you can be in it too!
brandonsmash said:A Geo Spectrum? I don't know that I even knew that existed!
Yep, it was the Chevy Spectrum until Geo was created. They made a sporty version of it, relatively speaking
I mean, I don't hate this.
I'd like to see more pics of the chain drive setup, and I think the price is "a tad" optimistic, but it would not be slow.
I've mentioned owing a 86 (or 87) CRX SI new... that's the pos we traded in on it!!!
A Briggs & Stratton would have been an upgrade!
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