Presentation is everything when selling online. Maybe a quick detail and great pictures may help get top dollar on TFLbids. The trucks that have been put on the website with dusty engine bays and dirty wheels don’t help. It is up to TFL to set the standard for what kind of cars they expect to sell on they’re website. High end auction site or knock off craigslist...
I don't know what was said in the podcast, but if you own a business and it makes business sense to make a change in your original plan then you do it. I don't know why they would not sell all of their car, truck, motorcycles they buy for videos on the website, it only makes sense to use your own brand for your business. Life is full of exceptions and that is hard for some people to understand. Business decisions are fluid and need to be for the benefit of the business.
I think I saw an initial video where you guys bought this car, but did you make any actual content videos about the car? I somehow missed them if you did. If you didn't, that's a missed opportunity. These Saabs are no more and they have quite a legacy.
You never did a review on this car just a couple of vids on what needed fixing and moaning about how expensive that was. 'Zips along' How would we know ? Never see it driven more that 20mph. What was the point of this cars TFL existence anyway? Now making room for another stupid truck?
@@TFLnow I'm not having a bad day at all, I'm having a go at you for exactly what I pointed out above. Which you have politically chosen to conveniently ignore. Less talk - More action might be a topic to discuss at the next TFL round table meeting. Or maybe a change of channel name as it is misleading given the amount of reviews actually filmed in The Fast Lane.
the auto trans in these was shot after 100,000. Lee Kelso did a video about swapping to a manual gearbox. I recently retired a rustbucket 5 speed with 400,000 klicks.
Pretty rare to see one out of the junkyard, good luck with the sale.
Richard Pryor's old car...it always reminded me of that movie... haven't seen it in 30yrs...I think it gets mad maxed out in the end
The movie Moving with Richard Pryor always comes to mind when i see an old Saab
Row row row your boat gently down the stream
I'm selling the house...taking the pool n the doors with us...😃😃😄
@@josephwhiskeybeale that was Dana carvey best role lol
@@JoseMartinez-rj2ow that and the church lady
Presentation is everything when selling online. Maybe a quick detail and great pictures may help get top dollar on TFLbids. The trucks that have been put on the website with dusty engine bays and dirty wheels don’t help. It is up to TFL to set the standard for what kind of cars they expect to sell on they’re website. High end auction site or knock off craigslist...
Run it over with your new Raptor.Maybe Tommy can jump over it with your KTM 690.
Neighborhood friend had a 92 silver, burbundy interior....San diego, surfboard hauler...
Hi to San Diego!!!
My '92 900 convertible did live in San Diego all its life until 2017.
Then I bought it and shipped it to Norway.
Wasn't it body on frame trucks only? That's what I heard yesterday on the podcast
Yea all trucks all the time wasn’t a very smart business decision
@@shitloveaduck I'm just asking because I remember listening something about body on frame trucks only on the podcast, that's all!
@@tclg1 lol he acting like he took that personally
I don't know what was said in the podcast, but if you own a business and it makes business sense to make a change in your original plan then you do it. I don't know why they would not sell all of their car, truck, motorcycles they buy for videos on the website, it only makes sense to use your own brand for your business. Life is full of exceptions and that is hard for some people to understand. Business decisions are fluid and need to be for the benefit of the business.
I’m just waiting for the day Saab comes back 😔
They gone bro jus buy this and remember the good times
Extremely nice. Oh wow. I have the high bid currently lol.
I think I saw an initial video where you guys bought this car, but did you make any actual content videos about the car? I somehow missed them if you did. If you didn't, that's a missed opportunity. These Saabs are no more and they have quite a legacy.
Yes. Several more on TFL Classics.
@@anthonyc1883 ah, I'm not subscribed over there. That explains it. Thanks.
It's a Slaab.
You would have gotten way more if you sold it on CARS AND BIDS
why dont you sell it on www saabnet.com ? thats where other saab owners go.
Cool car that's for sure. Interesting for a Saab story.
I bid 17.00 any more than that and I'd sob.
I'd bid like $450 lol. But I don't really have anywhere for another vehicle.
The spelling police are going to be out in full force.
Saab remains alive 👍🏻
Forever!
Lift it....
Awesome
You never did a review on this car just a couple of vids on what needed fixing and moaning about how expensive that was.
'Zips along' How would we know ? Never see it driven more that 20mph.
What was the point of this cars TFL existence anyway? Now making room for another stupid truck?
Sorry you are having such a bad day but why take it out on us? We’re just trying to find this modern classics a new home.
@@TFLnow I'm not having a bad day at all, I'm having a go at you for exactly what I pointed out above. Which you have politically chosen to conveniently ignore. Less talk - More action might be a topic to discuss at the next TFL round table meeting. Or maybe a change of channel name as it is misleading given the amount of reviews actually filmed in The Fast Lane.
the auto trans in these was shot after 100,000. Lee Kelso did a video about swapping to a manual gearbox. I recently retired a rustbucket 5 speed with 400,000 klicks.