bonneville question
but i realy like those ground effects want those too
11-20-2003, 10:34 AM
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Ya..damn curse, the SSE/i cladding is found standard on late model SLE'*, like Smeillbird, if I didn't know any better (or hadn't seen his interior) I would have assumed SSEi 
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11-20-2003, 11:25 AM
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im considering it, but the boss says no. she says gas cost to much, but then she says buy a big truck so im gonna tell her the gas im gonna waste in a truck will cost more them putting premuim in a sc bonneville.
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Originally Posted by BonneMeMN
There are two bodies, and two main interiors/dash, SE and SSE.
SE - the SE body, and base interior. It cannot come with a HUD, but sunroofs are options. They can be found with Supercharged engines but it'* rare.
SLE (RPO) this has the SE stuff with nearly all available options. For a few months in 93 even with a special muffler. Mine is as loaded as SE'* come (except sunroofs).
SLE (Trim line) this is a full trim line that has it'* own badges. It uses the SSE style body, but it has an SE interior/dash. You can't get a HUD, but you get the sportier body, and most options. Smellbirds is an excellent example. We have yet to see an SLE SC.
SSE - This is a full trim line, it has HUD standard untill recently, moonroof is an option, the sporier SSE body, and the full SSE dash with all the electronics. Leather is standard, 12 way seats are, and they also have electronic climate control.
SSEi - a variant of the SSE, it has a supercharger, and performance shift, and traction control. It generally has nearly every option, without a moonroof they would be rare.
SE - the SE body, and base interior. It cannot come with a HUD, but sunroofs are options. They can be found with Supercharged engines but it'* rare.
SLE (RPO) this has the SE stuff with nearly all available options. For a few months in 93 even with a special muffler. Mine is as loaded as SE'* come (except sunroofs).
SLE (Trim line) this is a full trim line that has it'* own badges. It uses the SSE style body, but it has an SE interior/dash. You can't get a HUD, but you get the sportier body, and most options. Smellbirds is an excellent example. We have yet to see an SLE SC.
SSE - This is a full trim line, it has HUD standard untill recently, moonroof is an option, the sporier SSE body, and the full SSE dash with all the electronics. Leather is standard, 12 way seats are, and they also have electronic climate control.
SSEi - a variant of the SSE, it has a supercharger, and performance shift, and traction control. It generally has nearly every option, without a moonroof they would be rare.
11-20-2003, 12:05 PM
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Buickman you want an SSE then, a supercharger woulda been much more money all around for me... price, insurance, gas.... So i had to say no... I still wonder how bad it would've been though.
If you have an SE you THINK is SLE you've got a few things to look at. It must have the grill like mine, not the 4 bars. It must be a LATE 93 through 94 maybe 95 model year, have bucket seats, leather, power seats, steering wheel controls, full dash, most have auto ride
THEN go check your trunk RPO sheet for H4u.
If you have an SE you THINK is SLE you've got a few things to look at. It must have the grill like mine, not the 4 bars. It must be a LATE 93 through 94 maybe 95 model year, have bucket seats, leather, power seats, steering wheel controls, full dash, most have auto ride
THEN go check your trunk RPO sheet for H4u.
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