1993 Dodge Shadow ES (3.0L V6)
My Car Has An Issue Where, When You Start It Up From A Cold Start (Cold Start
To Me Means Like In The Morning Or You Haven't Used Your Car In A Day Or Two)
... I Can Drive Nornally For 10 Minutes Before The Car Seems To Go Into Idle,
Without Me Even Doing Anything.  The Engine Remains On But I Have No Power
Going To The Wheels.  My Only Option Is To Turn The Car Off (Via Key Ignition)
And Watch About Two Minutes.  When I Restart The Shadow, I Have About A Good
20 Seconds Of Giving It Gas To Get The Car Moving ... But Within 20 Seconds,
Power Is Lost Again (The Egine Is Still On, Giving It Last Revs The Engine
But Does Absolutely Nothing - It Should Br Driving, LOL.

I Took It To A Shop And They Replaced The Serpentine Belt, Which Was Loose So
The Belt Wasn't Doing Anything Except Hanging There.  The Car Was Great For
Nearly A Week, No Issues But That All Changed When I (For The First Time
After The Repair) Turned On The Air Conditioner.  Everything Sounded Great
Until The Light Turned Green And I Had No Power To The Wheels Again.  Of
Course, Turn The Car Off, Wait 2 Minutes, Then Starting My Car And Quickly
Hitting The Gas So My Car Would Move Before The Power Would Stall Again.

It's At The Same Shop Now That Put The Serpentine Belt On The Car.  I Was
Told A Rebuilt Transmission Would Be Needed (After They Did Some Tests) ...
The Cost Would Be $1700.00+ (+ For Any Extra Parts Need During Mounting The
New Transmission).

A Buddy Of Mine Said It May Be The Air Conditioner Compressor?  How Does That
Effect The Performance Of A Vehicle (Like My Issue, Being In Drive, Stepping
On The Gas, Hearing The Car Rev But Yet, No Power To Actually Move The Car)?
Well, He Told Me To Get A Second Opinion, Which Would Be Great If I didn't
Have To Pay To Have It Towed From Place To Place.

Since The Shadow Is A '93, I Assume At $1700-$2300 ... That I Would Be Better
Off Getting A Used $2000.00 Car, Perhaps From A Flyer Or Small Car Dealership
In My Area Here In Florida.  Any Suggestions?  Please!!!  (By The Way, I Am
Obviously Clueless When It Comes To Cars ... What Have I Missed If Anything
And Should I Get That Second Opinion?

Thanks For Those Who Read My Babbling And Can Help. :)
-Tony

((PS.  Sorry I Posted This Twice, I Posted It In The Dodge Discussion
Thinking It Was This Discussion, Maintenance.))