After about five months of searching for a parts car I had come across a couple that I had really wanted. The first one being a 99 Intrepid with the 3.2 that had 80,000 miles on it and had minor front end damage (fender was a little crinkled, hood was a little crinkled, and half the front bumper was missing) but the price was right at $700 OBO. I would have bought it except the car was located four hours away and no one was willing to make the trip with me so I was SOL on that one. The one I did it end up getting wasn't as nice as that one however it had great tires and had the 3.5 (non HO motor). This one was sitting at $550 and the pictures tell why....
On the left, first night...

Beginning interior tear out....

Before sending to junkyard...

What you might not see in the pictures is a lack of a radiator thanks to the P.O. smashing a pole at 40 mph. Consequently the radiator was shoved into the crank pulley and the pulley below the A/C was broken off of the timing housing.
Since my mechanic was not yet available to help me work on the car, I decided that I would start doing the easy bits. This included swapping the entire interior out of the parts car into mine because I wanted the leather seats and autostick.
What I was starting with....

Progress being made...

However as you can tell I ended up going against swapping over the seats, autostick, and carpet. Reason being is that I found a nice chunk of leather missing out of the passenger seat and since the seats in my car are mint I decided to just change over the rest. Here was the carnage in the other one...

And I got a little bored after so...

Then of course came motor swapping time. Since the parts car was an 02 I had to get all the necessary parts to make it compatible with my 2000. On top of that I had to get a new timing housing, accesory pulley, power steering pump, and timing housing plate (the one that shields the belt and pump from dirt and such). So on to pictures...
I forgot to get pictures in the beginning so these ones are all with the 3.5 in my car....I know my mom has some with the motors in the air on her phone and the first start and drive but I will have to get those later.

Had to steal a few bolts off the old motor...

Now we come to the finished product after I had everything all cleaned up under the hood.

Like I said it's not a real H.O. motor but I like the badging much better.

Hey I found the other pictures...

There is a video of the swap but it gets lengthy so I'm just gonna leave it out
Even more yet to come....