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So these cars go fro about $45,000.00 on the lower end from turn key places.
Here is a break down of my costs so you can decide if you want to entertain the thought of building your own and the effort it will take.
This does NOT reflect my own time and that of others who helped me with this endeavor.


The final total:

1987 Pontiac 3rd Gen F-body 2004 $0.00
Cost to fix overheating, etc. 2004  
K-9 Security system 2004 $79.00
misc pieces from ebay  2004 $80.00
Nose    
2 screen dash    
overhead console    
Center console from Camero at Harry's   $30.00
Power inverter    
surge suppressor with three outlets    
solar panel battery charger    
window tinting   $35.00
misc pieces from Harry's -u-pull-it   $60.00
Light bar   $3.18
Video screen   $89.00
Paint job at Maaco - never again 2005 $1295.00
Headliner  2005 $159.00
AutoTaser security system 2005  
Computer    
Computer voice software 2005  
K.A.R.R. Voice module display 2005 $215.00
Arm Rests 2/24/05  
Turbocast Rims 2/24/2005 $360.00
Center console top 2/24/05  
Power outlet & misc electronic parts to complete wire 2/24/05  
Black light bar (K)    
Power splitter for some components (O)    
Gull steering wheel   ($200)
Plate for rear area created at Research   ($200)
Kit to attach steering wheel   ($17)
New AC compressor w/ warranty 8/9/05 $115.00
All new fuel injectors   $360.00
     
     
     
     
     
     
Knight Rider parking signs    
TOTAL   $2,675.00

Finally, here is credit to those who assisted me in this undertaking:
Deborah Oriel

A&E Diagnostic - Ernie and Elias Atiyeh  (Sam and Orlando as well)
Joe Moravek
Allen Buss


Some of the additional merchants / people who supplied parts
Bear - Nappa - exhaust system, charging unit
Steve - Rims



What started as one project ended as another, but it was completed.
If it has done nothing else, it has inspired at least one child to take up electrical engineering to be able to create something that will surpass these humble efforts.