I know nothing about Saabs, per se.
Well you've come to the right place ;)
And stop calling me Percy.
>I am interested in a in 1987 Saab Turbo convertible that the owner will
> sell for $750.
At this end of the market, what else does your seven fifty dollars get you?
> The body is straight, the engine and trans are good. The interior is
> rough.
Interiors tend to be very expensive to put right.
> It seems
> like a good deal, and I personally trust the seller. Any thoughts? My
> intentions
> are to fix it up, and drive it around town. Nothing too intensive.
> Just buff it out,
> fix the interior,
That's where it'll get expensive.
> keep the engine humming. I know nothing about Saabs,
> per se.
In the UK market, for something at this price it's best if you either (a)
know what you're doing with a spanner or (b) accept you may find a problem
and sell it on inside a year or so.
Mind you it may last for a long, long time... :)

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Elder - 29 Jul 2006 14:44 GMT
>> [quoted text muted]
>>I am interested in a in 1987 Saab Turbo convertible that the owner will
>> sell for $750.
>
>At this end of the market, what else does your seven fifty dollars get you?
In the UK, it is likely that $750 wouldn't get you a roof for a turbo
convertible.
my 1992 with rust in the A Pillar, and needing a new roof sold for
£1800GBP, and that was less than I wanted to let it go for.

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