weird 1995 SSEI
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It could be an engine swap. Though it would be tough, I've read about a couple before, so it shouldn't be too rare to find one. It may have been a very lowly optioned 96-99 SLE or 92-99 SSE. Whatever it may be (or may have been), I think it'* awesome.
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There are some SSEi'* out there that are stripped down to the bottom of the barrel toys...
If you find a car like that its usually an ordered car as the SSE and SSEi 1SA and 1SB option packages were pretty well loaded as they were.... Only way to not have some of the options was through Option deletes..
Lets have a gander at Sandrocks 1994 SSE...
It has Leather AL6 seats....
Steering Wheel controls
ELC
Gold Crosslace Wheels
Pwr Antenna
What it doesn't have
No Hud
No Moon Roof
No ECC
No Keyless
No AL7'*
No Audio System with the Gain amp..
He has a very strange SSE Bonneville.... Its almost like an SLE with the SSE Body Kit and add the Compass and Driver Information... LOL... Yet it handles like its on Rails
His 1993 SSEi has every option....LMAO
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If you find a car like that its usually an ordered car as the SSE and SSEi 1SA and 1SB option packages were pretty well loaded as they were.... Only way to not have some of the options was through Option deletes..
Lets have a gander at Sandrocks 1994 SSE...
It has Leather AL6 seats....
Steering Wheel controls
ELC
Gold Crosslace Wheels
Pwr Antenna
What it doesn't have
No Hud
No Moon Roof
No ECC
No Keyless
No AL7'*
No Audio System with the Gain amp..
He has a very strange SSE Bonneville.... Its almost like an SLE with the SSE Body Kit and add the Compass and Driver Information... LOL... Yet it handles like its on Rails
His 1993 SSEi has every option....LMAO
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Probably more than every option!
Having an SSEi like the one you found in the junkyard is probably good for weight savings. It would be interesting when tuned up and on the track. Quite the sleeper except for the badges and bumpers.
Having an SSEi like the one you found in the junkyard is probably good for weight savings. It would be interesting when tuned up and on the track. Quite the sleeper except for the badges and bumpers.
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