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11-07-2005, 06:42 PM
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Originally Posted by captainmiller
I think tomorrow I'm going to head down to the dealer and ask to take it for a test drive, just so I can see if I really want a SSEi.
11-07-2005, 07:27 PM
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Good luck on your search, cap'n.
I'm pushing dad to replace the SSE with a 92-99 NA Bonneville myself. '93-'95/'96-'97 seems to fit our budget range, I say NA because I'm not going to make father dearest disgrace an L67 with regular. Another newer SSE would be nice.
I'm pushing dad to replace the SSE with a 92-99 NA Bonneville myself. '93-'95/'96-'97 seems to fit our budget range, I say NA because I'm not going to make father dearest disgrace an L67 with regular. Another newer SSE would be nice.
11-11-2005, 01:18 PM
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Be careful of the Lubrico Warrenty they are offering on the 97. Years ago i bought a 84 Monte Carlo had it a week changed the oil and it started blowing blue smoke. The Lubrico ppl didn't want to fix anything, and after filing numorous complaints they finally decided to do the heads but only one side, the other side i had to pay for. I will never again buy a car with a Lubrico Warrenty. Both are very nice cars.
11-12-2005, 12:29 AM
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Originally Posted by repinS
Good luck on your search, cap'n.
I'm pushing dad to replace the SSE with a 92-99 NA Bonneville myself. '93-'95/'96-'97 seems to fit our budget range, I say NA because I'm not going to make father dearest disgrace an L67 with regular. Another newer SSE would be nice.
I'm pushing dad to replace the SSE with a 92-99 NA Bonneville myself. '93-'95/'96-'97 seems to fit our budget range, I say NA because I'm not going to make father dearest disgrace an L67 with regular. Another newer SSE would be nice.
11-12-2005, 12:40 AM
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What about a 93 SSEi with high miles for around $1000? I might have one here shortly that if I cannot get into the states, I might need to sell. It is near Niagara Falls.
11-12-2005, 12:08 PM
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He is no where near Niagara Falls. Transport could be difficult, however I do like the idea of searching for a Series I L67 Bonneville.
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