SSE turned over 200,000 miles tonight
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Originally Posted by Maymybonneliveforever
This Bonne has got to be the most reliable car I have ever owned. I just wish I could afford a 2005. Oh well.....wishfull thinking on my part.
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Originally Posted by lash
Originally Posted by Maymybonneliveforever
This Bonne has got to be the most reliable car I have ever owned. I just wish I could afford a 2005. Oh well.....wishfull thinking on my part.
Yes Master, I shall forever wish my bone live forever!
Can I wish for a bran spanken new 2005 Bonne also Master? Hell..........make it Cranberry Red with 18" Mags on it, and a full tank of gas. Is that wishfull thinking Master?
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Originally Posted by lash
Oh, yeah!!! Now you're talking! That'* going to get you to graduation, my pupil...
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OK! Back on thread topic...
Mine has 157k miles on it now and I fully intend to get past 200k on it, barring any unforseen damaging incident. It is in great shape for the mileage and I've had little mechanically go wrong (alright, there was the upper and lower intake thing and the fuel pump, but that was rust).
Viva la Bonneville!! (despite the fact that they are discountinuing the marquee )
Mine has 157k miles on it now and I fully intend to get past 200k on it, barring any unforseen damaging incident. It is in great shape for the mileage and I've had little mechanically go wrong (alright, there was the upper and lower intake thing and the fuel pump, but that was rust).
Viva la Bonneville!! (despite the fact that they are discountinuing the marquee )
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My Bonne owes me nothing. It'* still has the original exhaust timming belt, rear shocks, tranny, motor, front end, ( sorry I had one CV joint changed a couple of years ago). and many others. I luv this car, but it'* getting old. I want a new one.........
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My first Bonneville was a '90 LE. I retired it at 352,000 miles. The drivetrain was still in good shape, but was having issues elsewhere ( needed front end/suspension work, windows not working, other little things). I still keep my eyes open for another. I'll have one eventually.
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My white 89 SSE went to 438, 000 KM- also with original engine, timing, tranny, front end...but then everything went at once.....
Was a great car though. I'm not letting my 91 go- love it. BUt the next car will be a 2003 or 2005 gen- Midnight Blue....
but only once there is proper storage for the 91
Was a great car though. I'm not letting my 91 go- love it. BUt the next car will be a 2003 or 2005 gen- Midnight Blue....
but only once there is proper storage for the 91