> My '88 900S has finally come to the end of the road. I've owned it since
> day one, and it was such a great car. Underbody rust has made it unsafe
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> Art
> Salutations:
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Art,
There are frame restoration techniques to get the Saab back to showroom condition in no time and it's not all that expensive.
What other Saab do you have lined up if you do decide to get rid of the car? Also, if you get rid of the car, you obviously could not sell it to someone in the current condition, so you should "Part it out" as others could enjoy the good parts of the car. Kind of like being a "Heart donor" if you die. You know? You could help save a life.
SaabGuy
Shane Almeida - 30 Jun 2005 02:11 GMT
> What other Saab do you have lined up if you do decide to get rid of the
> car? Also, if you get rid of the car, you obviously could not sell it to
> someone in the current condition, so you should "Part it out" as others
> could enjoy the good parts of the car. Kind of like being a "Heart
> donor" if you die. You know? You could help save a life.
He might be able to sell it "as is, where is." Or, donate it to a charity
that takes old cars.
Pooh Bear - 30 Jun 2005 05:52 GMT
> > What other Saab do you have lined up if you do decide to get rid of the
> > car? Also, if you get rid of the car, you obviously could not sell it to
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> He might be able to sell it "as is, where is." Or, donate it to a charity
> that takes old cars.
May I recommend that you read Isaac Asimov's short story "Sally".
Graham