84 bonnie
02-21-2007, 08:59 PM
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84 bonnie
with the recent engine siezing on my 95 se im in need of a new car (acculy me and my gf are in desprate need) but for me theres a 84 bonnie w/
"80,000" on it down the street only asking 500 and only needs a choke aparently.
now i just need to find something newer and reliable for my gf
what do you guys think?
later JVV
"80,000" on it down the street only asking 500 and only needs a choke aparently.
now i just need to find something newer and reliable for my gf
what do you guys think?
later JVV
02-21-2007, 09:26 PM
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Re: 84 bonnie
On paper(Internet?) that 84 Bonneville sounds OK. But I would consider either rebulding the 95 engine (unless the transmission has issues). And you also mention "Reliable". No offense to the owners of those early 80'* Bonnevilles but they were not the most reliable vehicles on the planet. Try and find something closer to this millenium.
02-22-2007, 11:15 AM
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Originally Posted by GoldenBullet
what engine does it have in it?
Some came with the Buick 231 V-6 but most were equipped with the Chevy 305 V-8.
Even though AllData lists a 350 V-8, I don't know if very many were equipped this way.
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