Nice to see a SAAB getting the attention it deserves. My biggest regret about my motoring career is that I never could afford a SAAB when they were a current brand.
OMG you really missed out. I'm 55 years old living in the US just north of Boston. My first experience with Saab cars was in my teens my best friend got 1989 Saab 900 turbo I loved it. I've owned 5 since then. I just purchased a 2011 9-3 convertible with just 65K on it. Java Metallic with tan cloth top. It's beautiful I feel blessed to experience this all over again. My daily is a 2020 Volvo but it isn't a SAAB.
Beautiful car , well worth a full restoration, old saabs had so much character, i loved my 99 combi coupe , it was my daily driver for 5 years , I was sad when I sold it 😮, wish I never had now 😊
I have a 1985 Saab 900i with a new MoT in silver and on Ronal Minilites like this. Mine has done 166,000 miles. Runs fine. I’ve had 11 Saab 900’s. I’ve also got a 1982 built Saab 99 in silver & on Minilites. These cars are dependable! Last forever & usually start first time even after a long period of off the road. Don’t knock Saab’s. Join the Saab Enthusiasts Club.
Hi, do you know any real mechanics that can find and fit new brake calipers/pads etc to a 1991 900i? I keep being told there is no parts for 900i Classics.
I wish SAAB were still around. They made some fantastic cars & I could imagine if they were they would make some unbelievable cars with todays technology etc etc !
Nice. Well done. My first SAAB was an Australian spec 1984 900 turbo (TU5M) in exactly this colour with the same seats. I bought it in 1988 and sold it in 1999. It was a good car. We did many long (1,100 miles each way) trips for a few years in temperatures up to 44C. It was good enough that I've stayed with the brand. The 1984 turbo was replaced in 1999 by a 1989 900 Aero/SPG (TU3M) in white. That was replaced by a 2007 9-3 Aero (2.8 V6) manual in 2012.
They are comfortable. The rear seats in a 1989 900 aero/SPG are special. Lovely, soft leather. Mine were still in perfect condition when the car was 24 years old.
Another great video. I do love a Saab 900. This one is more than a little crusty. Well done both of you for the clean. I’m glad Claire got a new cassette for her collection 😀
A friend at school's Father was a Saab fan. He usually changed every four years. Not that there was much difference back then, but he was friendly with his local dealer so each year, they'd "upgrade" his 900 to whatever the latest tweak was!
Had one of these as a company car during the late 80’s, metallic Ruby Red as far as I can recall. 2litre 16v, just an all-around brilliant car and a great shame they don’t produce any more, sad when they started rebadging Vauxhalls.
The car cleaned up very good. Both of you did a great job! If a person didn't look at the bottom third of the car it could almost be a restoration project. Especially with how clean and good shape the interior is in. As Elton said it's a good parts car. Great about the Enya tape. I really enjoy listening to her. Keep up the good work. Thanks for sharing with us. Cheers
From across the pond. My friend Elizabeth (originally from St. Ouen, Jersey CI) and I do like tasks with lawn mowers. She finds them as she assists on school buses. I pick them up and get them running. She really sells them as she then does the hair and make-up. Thanks. Narragansett Bay
Good morning Claire and Elton i love watching you on your TH-cam videos on your TH-cam channel I hope both of you are all well please keep safe and well and please keep up your good work on your you tube channel cheeers
When you started to clean it I thought 'well it's not too bad' Then opening the doors I could see bits falling off so it is likely the underside is rotten. On the plus side the interior is in good condition and despite the headlining sagging it may be savable. It will be interesting to see if the engine is free and if it runs that will be a bonus. Edward does well and earns his keep getting rid of the cobwebs for Claire and he doesn't argue! Thanks for the post Elton and Claire. 👍👍
Worked with Saab in the eighties great looking cars timeless styling and yes I ended up buying and selling these for many years The wheels aren't minlites they are Saab accessories back in the day and like the roof visor dealer added
With this video i became your subscriber. Considering the SAAB it will need a brave person to tackle the rust issues. Aside that, in my humble opinion it should be saved. I would love to bring it over to Cyprus and have it sorted. It is a fine piece of automotive engineering and history. Thank you for reading and keep going with your channel
Another great video guys. My son in law had one of these and garaged it after it's last mot ran out with the hope of getting it back on the road one day but it wasn't to be. It was a lovely motor, mechanically sound but the underneath was rotten sadly. Sending you my best wishes
The tape collection is similar to my family's. We also had Classic Experience II and New Hits '96..! And multiple Enya tapes - she lived around the corner from us here in Dublin.
When I was young I had a boss who had a Saab - I couldn’t understand his obsession. 35 years later, on my third Saab I get it !!! And do check underneath - they were built like tanks. My 2006 93 vert has just had a clean bill of health on its MoT with the ex-Saab mechanic commenting on those solid parts.
I had one until 2001 when the bottom was unfortunately rusted through. Same color and you could tell it was spring when you could open the sunroof. Of course manual transmission. Automatic is for amateurs. I loved it and still miss it. Safe and secure on Swedish winter roads especially when you lived in the countryside. Snowstorms were no problem. Just put in a low gear and chew your way through the snow.
Thanks for saving this one, even if only as a parts car. It may be saveable but would require a total stripdown to establish the facts. Regardless, I imagine a saab owner would love this as a source of spares. Thanks for posting.
I had 2 SAABs, they complete me, they make you feel special. I had a 1981 99GL then a 1982 900GLS, the car world's best kept secret, how a SAAB makes you feel. Memories of travelling flat-out from Birmingham to Cumbria at 135mph all day long. No cameras back then. Interiors are indestructible and mechanically they are pretty robust indeed. Shame its a parts car. I think you'd love it if you got it running.
I don’t think I’ve ever met anyone who’s owned a Saab and not liked it. They must have built some seriously good cars in their day. It’s a shame this one has deteriorated so far. A few years ago, it might have stood a lot better chance. You never know, though, somebody may take it on.
Thanks for showing us the unpeeling of the old Swede. 😉 I love your "automobile archeology" channel. I saw you two (with child in tow) at the NEC. I hope you enjoyed the show.
I had same year same colour 3 door 900 Turbo. This interior is excellent and some bits of paint, the doors sounded like that back in the day. At 7 years old I found the first rust hole underneath, so they are far from rust prrofed underneath
Another well-done video, Claire & Elton! It did clean up pretty good & though it may be a patts car, it IS complete, a huge bonus. Lol, @ 1:15 you did set yourself up for that Elton. Cheers from the USA!
It cleaned up quite well, the interior does look nice, even with all the rot around the edges it could be quite bad underneath, I'm sure it'll be a good parts car
Surprisingly solid considering where it was sat, other leaser brands would be so much rustier! Plus you wouldn't be able to open the doors on them without them falling off (Escort springs to mind). Any that interior looks mint!
You got yourselves a new fan,love these finds & the transformation..Nice work folks you might aswell adopt me to do some washing for you,i really love the transformations and the classics,great show guys… If I may ask coz I’m new on this channel what do you do with these cars that you find & do you like purchase them I mean like for ownership..
Great to see you both back on the channel I love Saab cars but sadly It looks like a parts car. Great seats for someone with a good car that has seen a lot of wear. Keep on doing what you do... You can't win them all
It is a great car indeed. My first car was a 1996 Saab 900 S, also an automatic. It was my dad's old car. I'm surprised you were able to find one of these older ones in automatic. Very rare for one of those and here in the US the automatic transmissions were not all that great on those cars. No idea how they held up in the UK but the manual gearboxes also had some issues on those back in the day I do remember. That being said, based on what I'm seeing in this video it does not look good for this car unfortunately. That's not to say that it can't be saved, but there is an awful lot of rust on that car that I'm seeing in areas that are integral to the overall structure of the car. That can be very difficult and/or sketchy to repair if you don't have the proper training or equipment to do it correctly. We still have yet to see the undercarriage of this car up on a lift. But if it's anything like what we've already seen or worse then I think this will have to become a parts car.
Iam the present custodian of Dad's Cabrio1988 turbo 900 Saab,tan seats, burgundy. It's a low mileage car, and in good order, but the one lmbought for its soft top is well worked and seriously corroded. If it was a high value marque then restoring it would make sense, but sadly, like Claire and Elton's example, a professional job would never see a profit on the sum invested, which is a shame, as the mechanicals and interior are no doubt in great shape
My mom had a Saab like that back when I was a kid in Sweden. The whole family hated it so much. It smelled a lot of gasoline inside. My grandma and grandma helped finance her a brand new Corolla in 2006 or 07. Nevertheless childhood memories
Try using Stardrops from home bargain, a good squirt in warm water, takes dirt and moss of and only £1 a bottle, takes everything off for a mild soap solution.😊
I had a 1966 Saab 96 2 stroke aprox 48hp with a freewheeling feature downhill, you pulled a lever to freewheel downhill (and got out to push uphill lol) had you considered contactind jennychem for a sponsorship?
Automatic 5-door non-Turbo Saabs not worth a massive amount. Still an interesting car though. I've had 3 Turbos back in the day. Brilliant cars. the 16V Turbo S was my favourite. Went like stink !
Not a parts car! That depends on the unibody. It’s a fender and hood swap full restoration- inferior and engine entire stripped. The problem is it’s not rare in the UK; in the US, the five door is exceptional
Nice to see a SAAB getting the attention it deserves. My biggest regret about my motoring career is that I never could afford a SAAB when they were a current brand.
OMG you really missed out. I'm 55 years old living in the US just north of Boston. My first experience with Saab cars was in my teens my best friend got 1989 Saab 900 turbo I loved it. I've owned 5 since then. I just purchased a 2011 9-3 convertible with just 65K on it. Java Metallic with tan cloth top. It's beautiful I feel blessed to experience this all over again. My daily is a 2020 Volvo but it isn't a SAAB.
I have to say I love your channel, we need more people like you to save these old classic cars.
Thank you Mike 🙏
I'm an other classic saver :)
Defo worth saving what a lovely car, the cost defo out weighs the value but defo deserves the love 🙏
Beautiful car , well worth a full restoration, old saabs had so much character, i loved my 99 combi coupe , it was my daily driver for 5 years , I was sad when I sold it 😮, wish I never had now 😊
I have a 1985 Saab 900i with a new MoT in silver and on Ronal Minilites like this. Mine has done 166,000 miles. Runs fine. I’ve had 11 Saab 900’s.
I’ve also got a 1982 built Saab 99 in silver & on Minilites.
These cars are dependable! Last forever & usually start first time even after a long period of off the road.
Don’t knock Saab’s. Join the Saab Enthusiasts Club.
volvo better because infinite
Hi, do you know any real mechanics that can find and fit new brake calipers/pads etc to a 1991 900i?
I keep being told there is no parts for 900i Classics.
Definitely a timeless classic
Watchin it get cleaned is well satisfying
I wish SAAB were still around. They made some fantastic cars & I could imagine if they were they would make some unbelievable cars with todays technology etc etc !
They are still around, search on: Saab Jas 39 Gripen 😊
Nice. Well done. My first SAAB was an Australian spec 1984 900 turbo (TU5M) in exactly this colour with the same seats. I bought it in 1988 and sold it in 1999. It was a good car. We did many long (1,100 miles each way) trips for a few years in temperatures up to 44C. It was good enough that I've stayed with the brand. The 1984 turbo was replaced in 1999 by a 1989 900 Aero/SPG (TU3M) in white. That was replaced by a 2007 9-3 Aero (2.8 V6) manual in 2012.
It’s definitely worth putting back on the road
Amazing. People cleaning cars. That's entertainment.
Sure is, we’re the new football.
What a great car to bring back and restore, would hope someone will take on the challenge.
The back seat look so comfortable.
They are comfortable. The rear seats in a 1989 900 aero/SPG are special. Lovely, soft leather. Mine were still in perfect condition when the car was 24 years old.
Just one of the coolest car shapes ever, I still have never had a 900 turbo, got to scratch that itch soon!
I love the Saab 900 !
Nice video Claire, glamorous as always ;) looking forward to Elton trying to start the motor at some point!
Good stuff, I used to love these 900s.
It would have been fun to drive her around for a while with all the green mold or moss or whatever that stuff was. She looks to be in great shape.
Great car in it's day
Well cleaned
Thanks 😁 got to love a Saab!!
Another great video. I do love a Saab 900. This one is more than a little crusty. Well done both of you for the clean.
I’m glad Claire got a new cassette for her collection 😀
Honestly I’m over the moon about the Enya cassette…..yes I’m easily pleased 😂 So glad you enjoyed the video ~Claire
A friend at school's Father was a Saab fan. He usually changed every four years. Not that there was much difference back then, but he was friendly with his local dealer so each year, they'd "upgrade" his 900 to whatever the latest tweak was!
Had one of these as a company car during the late 80’s, metallic Ruby Red as far as I can recall. 2litre 16v, just an all-around brilliant car and a great shame they don’t produce any more, sad when they started rebadging Vauxhalls.
Beauty wheels on it,my favorite style!
The car cleaned up very good. Both of you did a great job! If a person didn't look at the bottom third of the car it could almost be a restoration project. Especially with how clean and good shape the interior is in. As Elton said it's a good parts car. Great about the Enya tape. I really enjoy listening to her. Keep up the good work. Thanks for sharing with us. Cheers
From across the pond. My friend Elizabeth (originally from St. Ouen, Jersey CI) and I do like tasks with lawn mowers. She finds them as she assists on school buses. I pick them up and get them running. She really sells them as she then does the hair and make-up. Thanks. Narragansett Bay
Good morning Claire and Elton i love watching you on your TH-cam videos on your TH-cam channel I hope both of you are all well please keep safe and well and please keep up your good work on your you tube channel cheeers
Thank you. It’s always nice to see you pop up in the comments and we hope you have a lovely day.
Excellent love watching you both together excellent content as always ❤
When you started to clean it I thought 'well it's not too bad' Then opening the doors I could see bits falling off so it is likely the underside is rotten. On the plus side the interior is in good condition and despite the headlining sagging it may be savable. It will be interesting to see if the engine is free and if it runs that will be a bonus. Edward does well and earns his keep getting rid of the cobwebs for Claire and he doesn't argue! Thanks for the post Elton and Claire. 👍👍
Worked with Saab in the eighties great looking cars timeless styling and yes I ended up buying and selling these for many years
The wheels aren't minlites they are Saab accessories back in the day and like the roof visor dealer added
At 4:54 you can see "MINILITE ENGLAND" on the rim of the wheel.
SAAB - The Legend!
With this video i became your subscriber. Considering the SAAB it will need a brave person to tackle the rust issues. Aside that, in my humble opinion it should be saved. I would love to bring it over to Cyprus and have it sorted. It is a fine piece of automotive engineering and history. Thank you for reading and keep going with your channel
Yorkshire car restoration would make this lovely old Saab like new again!
Albeit it would cost a small fortune 😅
Another great video guys. My son in law had one of these and garaged it after it's last mot ran out with the hope of getting it back on the road one day but it wasn't to be. It was a lovely motor, mechanically sound but the underneath was rotten sadly. Sending you my best wishes
The SAAB I had 4 thew the years love them .. I am now looking for a rag top 900 ❤
I have always love SAAB cars. They are so beautiful. It's a pity thy company doesn't exist anymore.
Triumph slant 4 under the bonnet!!
Saab stopped using the Triumph derived engine in 1977. They brought engine building in-house in 1972.
This is the B201 engine which was based on a triumph design, but it was heavily redesigned be SAAB.
No that's saabs H type engine from 1981 , wish I had a pound for everyone of these I fitted a modified timing chain and tensioner kit too ,
@@thomascatford2627😂 Same in DK 😊
Sure there be someone out there would take it on
We hope so, but the last few barn find Saabs we've taken to auction have flopped spectacularly.
The tape collection is similar to my family's. We also had Classic Experience II and New Hits '96..! And multiple Enya tapes - she lived around the corner from us here in Dublin.
Great video guys. Worth watching the cleaning transformation 😂. Enjoyed watching. 👍🏼👍🏼
Take it to the panel beaters and get the rust cut out
When I was young I had a boss who had a Saab - I couldn’t understand his obsession. 35 years later, on my third Saab I get it !!!
And do check underneath - they were built like tanks. My 2006 93 vert has just had a clean bill of health on its MoT with the ex-Saab mechanic commenting on those solid parts.
Love a Saab!
I had one until 2001 when the bottom was unfortunately rusted through. Same color and you could tell it was spring when you could open the sunroof.
Of course manual transmission. Automatic is for amateurs.
I loved it and still miss it. Safe and secure on Swedish winter roads especially when you lived in the countryside. Snowstorms were no problem. Just put in a low gear and chew your way through the snow.
Bejesus. You actually LIKE this car !!! After THAT, I see no reason to doubt the people who say they like the shapes of modern ars and EV's......
Beauty is - always - in the eye of the beholder...
Thanks for saving this one, even if only as a parts car. It may be saveable but would require a total stripdown to establish the facts. Regardless, I imagine a saab owner would love this as a source of spares. Thanks for posting.
Nice 👌
I had 2 SAABs, they complete me, they make you feel special.
I had a 1981 99GL then a 1982 900GLS, the car world's best kept secret, how a SAAB makes you feel.
Memories of travelling flat-out from Birmingham to Cumbria at 135mph all day long. No cameras back then.
Interiors are indestructible and mechanically they are pretty robust indeed.
Shame its a parts car. I think you'd love it if you got it running.
I don’t think I’ve ever met anyone who’s owned a Saab and not liked it. They must have built some seriously good cars in their day. It’s a shame this one has deteriorated so far. A few years ago, it might have stood a lot better chance. You never know, though, somebody may take it on.
I have a 1981 GLs 4 door with the boot in midnight blue with the twin Zenith Stromberg carbs, only 38,000 miles on the clock, rust free and I love it!
Looks mint from inside.
Thanks for showing us the unpeeling of the old Swede. 😉
I love your "automobile archeology" channel.
I saw you two (with child in tow) at the NEC. I hope you enjoyed the show.
Thank you. We had a great time, as did little Joshua. Hope you enjoyed it, too 😀
Only you two could get me to watch a video about a saab !
😂😂 I dare say we will find some more barn find minis soon 😀 ~Claire
Another great clean up. Sadly not looking economical to repair. As always a great video. Have a good week. Marc from Australia 🇦🇺
Would love to see it start!
Seen fair worse cars restored, it’s came up better than I expected. Too good for parts I’d think. Certainly interested to see if it ran
I'm in Australia, would like that sunroof deflector....& the alloys
I like these and for a car that's been outside for 20+ years it doesn't look too bad
We really like them too, they were so ahead of their time. Still haven’t driven one though…..yet 😉
The Green Truthfully looked Good!
We like a ‘nature car’, too!
A brilliant channel guys keep it up
I had same year same colour 3 door 900 Turbo. This interior is excellent and some bits of paint, the doors sounded like that back in the day. At 7 years old I found the first rust hole underneath, so they are far from rust prrofed underneath
Даже без перевода,шутка была смешной😂😂😂😂😂, лайк подписка
Another well-done video, Claire & Elton! It did clean up pretty good & though it may be a patts car, it IS complete, a huge bonus.
Lol, @ 1:15 you did set yourself up for that Elton.
Cheers from the USA!
The things we do to keep our partners happy, eh? 😂 ~ Elton
@UKBarnFinds Lol, yes sir! Knowing which choices to battle is KEY!!
It cleaned up quite well, the interior does look nice, even with all the rot around the edges it could be quite bad underneath, I'm sure it'll be a good parts car
Well done
Surprisingly solid considering where it was sat, other leaser brands would be so much rustier! Plus you wouldn't be able to open the doors on them without them falling off (Escort springs to mind). Any that interior looks mint!
You got yourselves a new fan,love these finds & the transformation..Nice work folks you might aswell adopt me to do some washing for you,i really love the transformations and the classics,great show guys…
If I may ask coz I’m new on this channel what do you do with these cars that you find & do you like purchase them I mean like for ownership..
Would love to see the 405 jam sandwich 😎🚓
That did make a brief appearance in one of our videos… th-cam.com/video/WG0lhuqr41c/w-d-xo.html
Back arches were the achiles heal of these cars but look after them they will look after you for a very long time beautiful proper cars
Worth saving not many these left
I had one until 2001 when the bottom was unfortunately rusted through. I loved it and still miss it. Safe and secure on Swedish winter roads.
What’s the engine like,I wonder not the best detail I’ve seen ,would like to see it finished
The Moss Security sticker is ironic.😊
Would of liked to of seen, a turn of the key fire up maybe battery & fuel all it needed
I worked at Saab as a mechanic for 7 years in the 80's. The cars were as solid as a tank but technically it was a disaster. Everything broke down!!!
That volvo limousine you would get a hefty sum in sweden for 🙂
Great to see you both back on the channel I love Saab cars but sadly It looks like a parts car. Great seats for someone with a good car that has seen a lot of wear.
Keep on doing what you do... You can't win them all
Ohhhh, I think you should save it......welding. you can do Elton
Do you have a rain water collection system from all your roofing to save mains water , as always a quality video
No, but I wish we did, as the water would also be better for washing cars.
Great looking cars......do you remember "The Paradise Club" with Lesley Grantham? He had a black one in that series :)
Yes! Blimey that’s a blast from the past 😁
if the basic structure is ok it might be salvageable, the panels can be replaced I've seen worse being rebuilt
I had a Saab ,96 v4 it rusted in the same places door bottoms and sills, I t was the door over sills design I think cases it.
Had a few in the day ,nice cars,very solid and well built. l liked the previous mid 70 s models .l think they were just called 9 s
É bonito o carro achei o carro bonito❤😮
What did that wiper ever do to you shooting it like that 😂😂 fantastic work guys
My 99GL had similar rusty wheel arches. Had to visit the welding shop before every MOT. :(
Many youngsters reading this will find it hard to comprehend that regular welding was a thing back in the day 😀
thats a cracking jet wash u have whats the Model??
Karcher K4 Power Control, they are about £200
@@UKBarnFinds cheers need a new one
why dont you clean a car from the top and work yourway downwards
We would usually….. it was just to be a bit more aesthetic and get some more interesting camera shots 😀
😢cleaning from the bottom is best, you can see what area you've done
Would be the obvious choice 👍
Rinse 1st then snow foam then Rinse again that's what most car wash places I've been to do. 😅
They know what they doing
Like the background music
Saab were never the same after GM took them over
I haven’t seen anyone disagree with that sentiment yet.
@@UKBarnFinds
GM didn't really know what to do with Saab.
I wonder why they bothred buying them.
It is a great car indeed. My first car was a 1996 Saab 900 S, also an automatic. It was my dad's old car. I'm surprised you were able to find one of these older ones in automatic. Very rare for one of those and here in the US the automatic transmissions were not all that great on those cars. No idea how they held up in the UK but the manual gearboxes also had some issues on those back in the day I do remember. That being said, based on what I'm seeing in this video it does not look good for this car unfortunately. That's not to say that it can't be saved, but there is an awful lot of rust on that car that I'm seeing in areas that are integral to the overall structure of the car. That can be very difficult and/or sketchy to repair if you don't have the proper training or equipment to do it correctly. We still have yet to see the undercarriage of this car up on a lift. But if it's anything like what we've already seen or worse then I think this will have to become a parts car.
Hello, what model of Karcher is that? 1:21
It’s a Karcher K4 Power Control. They’re about £200. We got ours from eBay.
@@UKBarnFinds sound, thanks mate!!
My pleasure. It’s a good little washer. One day, I’d love a hot water one, but they’re seriously expensive.
Iam the present custodian of Dad's Cabrio1988 turbo 900 Saab,tan seats, burgundy. It's a low mileage car, and in good order, but the one lmbought for its soft top is well worked and seriously corroded. If it was a high value marque then restoring it would make sense, but sadly, like Claire and Elton's example, a professional job would never see a profit on the sum invested, which is a shame, as the mechanicals and interior are no doubt in great shape
Cant wait for you to find me a zundapp Elton ,AN is so quiet the resident contrarian is losing the will to live
I must take a look!
VIVO EN SUECIA Y TODAVÍA SE VEN RODANDO ESTOS SAAB !!! .. SIEMPRE HAN TENIDO LA MISMA CALIDAD QUE VOLVO, UNA PENA QUE SE DEJARON DE FABRICAR!!
I'd fix it with the goal of not getting it perfect but getting it to look decent, pass its MOT and be good to use for the next few years.
that volvo limo is also worth get some TLC.
That's MOT'd. It will be sent back to auction soon, as we've had our fun with it 😊
My mom had a Saab like that back when I was a kid in Sweden. The whole family hated it so much. It smelled a lot of gasoline inside. My grandma and grandma helped finance her a brand new Corolla in 2006 or 07. Nevertheless childhood memories
Try using Stardrops from home bargain, a good squirt in warm water, takes dirt and moss of and only £1 a bottle, takes everything off for a mild soap solution.😊
Brilliant! Will try that; thank you 😁
I had a 1966 Saab 96 2 stroke aprox 48hp with a freewheeling feature downhill, you pulled a lever to freewheel downhill (and got out to push uphill lol) had you considered contactind jennychem for a sponsorship?
That actually sounds like fun! No, we haven't spoken to anyone about sponsorship. Currently, we like being free agents, but you never know.
Excuse me a piece of information the frogs and the tadpoles where are Alessandro from Rome Italy😂😂😂😂😂
For sale one garden find Saab, broken stereo but a mint copy of ‘Enya - Watermark’ included… that should do it😂
😂😂 spot on Simon!
Automatic 5-door non-Turbo Saabs not worth a massive amount. Still an interesting car though.
I've had 3 Turbos back in the day. Brilliant cars. the 16V Turbo S was my favourite. Went like stink !
Not a parts car! That depends on the unibody. It’s a fender and hood swap full restoration- inferior and engine entire stripped. The problem is it’s not rare in the UK; in the US, the five door is exceptional
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