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05-29-2010, 04:42 PM
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Michael, I just want to ask, why Olds? I'm not trying to dog on you or anything, I hope you don't take it the wrong way, just curious.
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05-31-2010, 12:12 AM
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Thanks for the welcome, everyone! You can never go wrong with car guys!
Why Olds, you ask? Why not? Why do you like Bonnevilles? I'm not sure why I got hooked on them but I love them. I especially like Ninety Eights, they are like driving a sofa down the road but they have some balls too, especially the */c models. I have had a 1991 Touring Sedan, a 1993 supercharged Touring Sedan, and three 1994'* including the */c one I drive now. One of the 94'* I had for only three days, it was a one elderly owner example. I was driving it home from work one night, and a kid pulled out in front of me as I crested a hill at 10 PM and I ran it under the back of his C-3500 with a Tommy Lift. Tore the right front wheel/strut assembly completely off. I am glad I was in the Ninety Eight rather than some ricer, I wouldn't be here with this great group of people!
I've never been into belly button cars and like driving something nobody else has. I also have a 1960 Studebaker Lark 4 door station wagon (when did you see one last?), a 1957 Ford F-100 short-wide bed (when did you seen one last?) and a more common 1977 Nova 2 door hatchback with, what else, a 425Olds in it!
Why Olds, you ask? Why not? Why do you like Bonnevilles? I'm not sure why I got hooked on them but I love them. I especially like Ninety Eights, they are like driving a sofa down the road but they have some balls too, especially the */c models. I have had a 1991 Touring Sedan, a 1993 supercharged Touring Sedan, and three 1994'* including the */c one I drive now. One of the 94'* I had for only three days, it was a one elderly owner example. I was driving it home from work one night, and a kid pulled out in front of me as I crested a hill at 10 PM and I ran it under the back of his C-3500 with a Tommy Lift. Tore the right front wheel/strut assembly completely off. I am glad I was in the Ninety Eight rather than some ricer, I wouldn't be here with this great group of people!
I've never been into belly button cars and like driving something nobody else has. I also have a 1960 Studebaker Lark 4 door station wagon (when did you see one last?), a 1957 Ford F-100 short-wide bed (when did you seen one last?) and a more common 1977 Nova 2 door hatchback with, what else, a 425Olds in it!
05-31-2010, 12:16 AM
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Before and After
Here are some pictures of the pristine 1993 Ninety Eight Touring Sedan I used to have. Some little puke stole it out of my driveway at 4:45 AM. The state police found it in the condition you see it in about 8 hours later...
05-31-2010, 07:32 AM
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I am glad I was in the Ninety Eight rather than some ricer, I wouldn't be here with this great group of people!
I've never been into belly button cars and like driving something nobody else has. I also have a 1960 Studebaker Lark 4 door station wagon (when did you see one last?), a 1957 Ford F-100 short-wide bed (when did you seen one last?) and a more common 1977 Nova 2 door hatchback with, what else, a 425Olds in it!
I've never been into belly button cars and like driving something nobody else has. I also have a 1960 Studebaker Lark 4 door station wagon (when did you see one last?), a 1957 Ford F-100 short-wide bed (when did you seen one last?) and a more common 1977 Nova 2 door hatchback with, what else, a 425Olds in it!
Oh, and sorry 'bout your car(*).