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From: In your garage, swipin' da lug nutz

Excellent score CM! And welcome to the curse
Any plans on what to do with your old Bonne? (Not sure if anyone asked that yet, I just skimmed my way down).
Somehow, I think you are going to make a few new friends with that car...or, at the very least, make them envious.
Any plans on what to do with your old Bonne? (Not sure if anyone asked that yet, I just skimmed my way down).
Somehow, I think you are going to make a few new friends with that car...or, at the very least, make them envious.
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From: Valley Forge, PA

I got the SSEI so I could transition from "The Car That Wouldn't Die" ('95). i didn't want it to "go" and leave me in a have-to-buy situation. It'* a 25 footer as the clearcoat fades, but Liquid glass keeps it better than presentable. It has one nasty need also. The evaporator on the A/C has a leak in it that I have overcome with an extra can or 2 of al34a the past two summers, but I think its too far gone now. I can get an evaporator for $100, but from what i have read, it is a monsterous job to replace. Probably beyond my limited skills, and a shop wants $800.
Otherwise, it is an incredible object of persistance, performance and reliability. Some neighbors have kids coming of driving age who have shown some interest. I originally wanted to fix it up and donate it to the county Disabled Veterans. I know it is one of those magic 200k Bonnevilles. Although i couldn't risk a major failure, that kind of failure would still be completely unexpected given it'* current performance and care.
Otherwise, it is an incredible object of persistance, performance and reliability. Some neighbors have kids coming of driving age who have shown some interest. I originally wanted to fix it up and donate it to the county Disabled Veterans. I know it is one of those magic 200k Bonnevilles. Although i couldn't risk a major failure, that kind of failure would still be completely unexpected given it'* current performance and care.
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