Yea I got to give her up :( . I'm in school right now and I really don't need a car so I'm letting her go. I'm looking at buying another bonneville thoughbut not until much later this year at least. I'm wondering what I should ask for it.

It'* a 1994 Bonneville w/power antenna, driver'* seat, power mirrors, 16" aluminum rims, interior is good non smoker , outside has 1 small dent low on the drivers door (hit and run), I've installed a remote start and put on winter tires. It was owned by my grandmother for most of it'* life than I had it for two years. the big downside i think is she'* pushin 170k mikes. I put on 55k of those. I just had a whole buch of work done to it a couple of months ago: new gas tank, sending unit, motor mounts, turnbuckles, e-brake cable ect. About $1200 worth of stuff. What do you guys think I should ask??

go to kbb.net and enter all your info. that should give you a rough idea.

Thanks

Slick, good luck on a price, and we'll do what we can when it'* time for another. Sorry to see that car go!

Hang with us during your time of grief and pain.

It was my first car and I'm sad to see her go but I plan to get another bonnie
I plan on getting a black 1998/1999 ssei grey interior. I don't dislike the new body style but something really apeals to me about the older body style. I've also her of Ty and others doing northstar swap outs. But I think I'll be waiting to try that when I graduate and am earning 100 grand per year.

One thing I do have is the 1994 Service manual for the bonnie. It'* two volumes and I paid $100 for it. Do you think someone would be interested? I don't think the person who buys the car is gona want it.