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12-17-2003, 09:11 PM
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Can anyone tell me what makes a 1993 ssei a Special Edition. Whats the difference. And is there anywhere that has an owners manual scanned in so it can be browsed on the net. I know nothing about my Bonnie and really want to know more about these cars. Thanks again, Chris :P
1993 Green SSEI 102,000 miles
There I fixed it I hope, Thanks Truewildman
1993 Green SSEI 102,000 miles
There I fixed it I hope, Thanks Truewildman
12-17-2003, 09:12 PM
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Re: Limited Edition
Originally Posted by DieselChris
Can anyone tell me what makes a 1993 ssei a Limited Edition. Whats the difference. And is there anywhere that has an owners manual scanned in so it can be browsed on the net. I know nothing about my Bonnie and really want to know more about these cars. Thanks again, Chris :P
1993 Green SSEI 102,000 miles
1993 Green SSEI 102,000 miles
12-17-2003, 09:32 PM
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Originally Posted by Jim W
Maybe Bill can shed some light on this...
12-17-2003, 09:41 PM
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Anniversary Edition of some sort? There'* this newer 1992-1999 Bonneville that'* parked down the street from my place sometimes... and there are what I think are 40th Anniversary badges or some year close to that. It'* an SE model, as well, with leather... and one missing foglight 
12-17-2003, 11:55 PM
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I have a fairly low-res pic so far of it.....waiting for a better pic of the font. He has the woodgrain interior, which I thought was last available in 92, and didn't cover the ashtray lid or all of the center console. So the woodgrain may be aftermarket. If that'* the case, this is just a 'stick-on', as it'* on the lid of the ashtray, with wood grain under it.
The wood grain appears to be a flexible contact paper applique. The true stock woodgrain was total coverage, but on his I can see the perimeter of gray.
I'll reserve judgement for a clearer pic, but for now, I'd have to say, NOT GM.
The wood grain appears to be a flexible contact paper applique. The true stock woodgrain was total coverage, but on his I can see the perimeter of gray.
I'll reserve judgement for a clearer pic, but for now, I'd have to say, NOT GM.