I think I'm in love with this one.

Aug 02, 2005 12 Replies

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Sellers says she thinks it is an FPT (and it has the boost gauge) But as usual there are problems. No history. Jumps out of 3rd when given some beans, sometimes. Start of rust along the bonnet edge.



But that appears to be it according to Charlie, the seller.


in article snipped-for-privacy@news.individual.net, Sleeker GT Phwoar at snipped-for-privacy@bouncing-czechs.com wrote on 02/08/2005 16:52:

Ooh! That is nice. If it comes at "the right price", the issues can readily be sorted with the remainder of the cash you would be prepared to pay on the car ... If you see what I mean.

Paul

1989 900 Turbo S
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Thats what I was thinking. I do know what price she wants. And as the faults aren't mentioned in the auction listing, I also know what Aero cabrio Turbos fetch. She may be surprised at what it goes for, compared to what it she wants.

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Wishing you all the luck you need. Cheers

LOL, yep. I have a feeling it is totally solid, but needs some work, and I need to be prepared to put it straight in and bite the bullet after driving home, rather than use it until totally broken., then pay more.

Carl, she looks fine. If you're confident you can buy her and put her right for the money you have, do it now!

Stop thinking aloud and go for it, that's how I got my C900 Aero. I knew when I bought her I'd have work to do and I was right. BUT despite the extra expense I love her to bits and won't part with her. I phoned the ebay seller up, and we agreed a price, he withdrew it from ebay, "job's a good un" as they say.

Sometimes you just have to go with your heart, whatever logic is telling you.

Al

Problem I'm faced with is. While none of them are perfect. There is this one I've mentioned.

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This one that is mechanically in better nick, but bodily/interior a=20 little worse for wear.
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used to be a london car, and the seat damage is photographers flite=20cases rubbing as they were wedged into the back seat.He has been honest enough with the photos. And that one has already hit=20reserve.

Or closer to home for me, but I'm not sure about Monte Carlo yellow, and=20 it might have already sold.

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"1987 SAAB 900 2.0 Turbo 16V 2dr Convertible, Petrol, 152,000 miles, . Classic Saab, Petrol, Monte Carlo Yellow, Alloy=20 wheels, Electric windows, Power hood, Kenwood CD, Alarm & Immobiliser,=20 Remote control central locking, 13 months MOT, 5 months tax, Rebuilt=20 Engine & Gearbox, New hood. Regularly maintained and previously owned by=20 SAAB specialist dealer. Drives beautifully. Please note: The private=20 registration "BUD 900B" is not included in the price. =A31,800. " Doesn't state whether it is full or light pressure. Doesn't mention leather but looks like it might be. Has had the gear box=20 probs sorted. Shame it has no aero kit.

--=20 Carl Robson Car PC Build starts again.

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Problem I'm faced with is. While none of them are perfect. There is this one I've mentioned.

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This one that is mechanically in better nick, but bodily/interior a little worse for wear.
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used to be a london car, and the seat damage is photographers flitecases rubbing as they were wedged into the back seat.>He has been honest enough with the photos. And that one has already hit>reserve.

I don't know about you, but for me it's a lot easier to get the mechanical stuff in tip top condition than it is to fix up cosmetic wear & tear.

Problem I'm faced with is. While none of them are perfect. There is this one I've mentioned.

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This one that is mechanically in better nick, but bodily/interior a little worse for wear.
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used to be a london car, and the seat damage is photographers flitecases rubbing as they were wedged into the back seat.He has been honest enough with the photos. And that one has already hitreserve.

Or closer to home for me, but I'm not sure about Monte Carlo yellow, and it might have already sold.

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"1987 SAAB 900 2.0 Turbo 16V 2dr Convertible, Petrol, 152,000 miles, . Classic Saab, Petrol, Monte Carlo Yellow, Alloy wheels, Electric windows, Power hood, Kenwood CD, Alarm & Immobiliser, Remote control central locking, 13 months MOT, 5 months tax, Rebuilt Engine & Gearbox, New hood. Regularly maintained and previously owned by SAAB specialist dealer. Drives beautifully. Please note: The private registration "BUD 900B" is not included in the price. £1,800. " Doesn't state whether it is full or light pressure. Doesn't mention leather but looks like it might be. Has had the gear box probs sorted. Shame it has no aero kit.

Another one just put on yesterday.........

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LTP though, and, as you say, you will be hard pressed to find one 100% to your needs/desires

Hmm true. But a mint C900 cabrio, even with a blow engine is going to be about twice what these are fetching.

I can see myeself ending up with a NG900 coupe, or a 9000, rather than a Cabrio.

See that is it. If I was to find one C900 vert in price, I should be happy. But no, I want a minter for the price of a parts car. I don't want to get stung for a lot of the usual work that needs doing, but I don't have the budget for a real show car. It's painful. So many coming up that are potentially almost right but not quite. While I know the grey one will need the box done, then I can't drive it. The black one needs the leather doing, so I won't feel right in it (you can very self concious in convert if aren't one hundred percent comfortable). The Yellow is a bit in your face even though it is the better option. I don't mind being seen, but no need to shout "Yoohoo, over here" is there. And it had no aero kit. And the blue one is an LPT, so not what I was after at all so it would always be the compromise. I have to admit it the Monte yellow one is probley the best car, the closest to me, the most reasonably priced for condition.

replying to Sleeker GT Phwoar, angi marek wrote: what is an FPT I know what FTP is file transfer protocol ?

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