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Thanks toe! Yes it is quick, really surprisingly quick! 140mph, built like a tank (don't see tanks being unreliable ;-)) and extremely comfy. Insurance is cheap on classic, tax is at the old fixed rate and it actually isnt that bad on fuel either. Compare this to a modern day equivalent, your bmws and your mercs infact any new car. How many do you think will still be here in 22 years going strong, granted diesel economy is good now but is it really the £20,000 difference in price good?!
Some one will get a bargain without a doubt.... I hope anyway!
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Bump. Loads of interest but no one been to see it.
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Damn good price IMHO, a lot of car for the money and I'm surprised it has not sold yet.
If I was in the market for a cheap luxo barge this would be where my money would be.
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May 13, 2014 12:22:07 GMT
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Cheers espin99, I'm really surpised too. Theres no hidden catches!
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May 13, 2014 17:11:51 GMT
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Why this hasn't sold is beyond me?
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May 13, 2014 18:17:45 GMT
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Early SAAB 9000s are worth nothing just now, I just sold a similar Turbo hatchback for £150 with 4 months MOT. The post 94 models sell as people rob their engines as they have the Vauxhall bell housing spacing.
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"Put your hand on a hot stove for a minute, and it seems like an hour. Sit with a pretty girl for an hour, and it seems like a minute. THAT'S relativity." Albert Einstien
Jensen Healey Supercharged MX-5 drive train
Ford Transit V8 Gone to new pastures
Buick 1949 Restomod
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May 13, 2014 20:24:02 GMT
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Value for money is unbelievable really! This runs a near identical engine management to the post 94 so remaps etc all super easy. So much tuning potential and all the goodies. A PROPER gentlemans cruiser.
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May 13, 2014 22:28:08 GMT
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Will also consider a swap or p/x for small cheap caravan or decent trailer tent
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If this hasn't sold by my payday (27th) I would love to come and view!
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Geordie
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Course I'm out of my mind...........it's dark and scary in there!!
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Unbelievable that this is still here.
I loved my old 9000. Comfy, reliable, slightly quirky in a Saab way, cheap insurance and mighty quick. Not much to touch the accelaration these these can pull between 50 and 80. For £300!!??
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Last Edit: May 14, 2014 7:10:32 GMT by Geordie
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Thanks for the positive comments guys!
Viewings are more than welcomed!
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Thanks for the positive comments guys! Viewings are more than welcomed! Pm'd!  |
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1987 Volkswagen Golf GL 1.8 Auto - Zender special 1981 Honda NX50 Caren - Trial by fire 1993 Volkswagen Polo Genesis 1.0 - Daily runner/Project 1998 Saab 900i Convertible - Girlfriends |
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May 14, 2014 10:59:56 GMT
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Replied to pm :-)
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Earth Rocker
Part of things
Among the living.....Just!!!
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May 15, 2014 22:16:42 GMT
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Nice looking car, how bad is the rust on the wing...
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May 16, 2014 11:58:00 GMT
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Its not that bad, just bubbling under tge paint. Its not too noticeable untill your up close but to be mint it would want a wing really but it is an old car after all.
Ill try get a pic of it this weekend.
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May 16, 2014 12:48:31 GMT
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These are utterly savage cars. I'd have bought it 10 mins after you first posted the ad if it was manual. Auto spastic has no place on a 4 pot.
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May 16, 2014 14:39:35 GMT
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These are utterly savage cars. I'd have bought it 10 mins after you first posted the ad if it was manual. Auto spastic has no place on a 4 pot. Come have a test drive and see if you still feel that way! Its not slow at all is a luxury to drive, put it in d, armrests down and left foot on its rest and away you go. Speed and comfort. But thanks for the positive comment! |
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toe
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These are utterly savage cars. I'd have bought it 10 mins after you first posted the ad if it was manual. Auto spastic has no place on a 4 pot. You're right to a point but from reading elsewhere (what made me decide to buy one) is if an auto has 200hp or more then it doesn't matter, mine was and still is the most powerful and fastest car I've ever owned, kickdown makes it blistering quick and from a standstill it's still quick, deceptive these things and I still managed 37mpg on a run, granted round town it's gonna be grim but hey, it's an country cottage with all the creature comforts lol. The only reason I got rid of mine is because my first Saab passion was ready for the road; a 900 T16s |
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May 17, 2014 14:08:37 GMT
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Another endorsement for speed. I had an aero automatic but the turbo is the same on that as it would be on this so is the same power as the aero. I also tuned mine. It was pretty much untouchable... and I've had a lot of fast cars. Automatic turbo cars are v.quick due to not closing the throttle for gear changes, the boost just keeps going. Also, longer gear ratios are good for a turbo with a lot of boost.
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May 17, 2014 15:58:36 GMT
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Thanks for all the positive comments guys! I got a viewing this evening from a lucky chap from Liverpool.
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