View Poll Results: Which gen. bonneville appeals the most to you?
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02-26-2004, 09:00 AM
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Which gen. bonneville appeals the most to you?
I drool over the classic rwd'* 5% [ 1 ]
Talk about being in the minority. Don't get me wrong. I think todays cars are MUCH better than days gone past. It just seems to me that the "Classic RWD'*" ( Especially in the 1960'*) had much better styling. Plus, you could SEE the difference between a 1960 and 1961(etc.) Bonneville in an instant.
I drool over the classic rwd'* 5% [ 1 ]
Talk about being in the minority. Don't get me wrong. I think todays cars are MUCH better than days gone past. It just seems to me that the "Classic RWD'*" ( Especially in the 1960'*) had much better styling. Plus, you could SEE the difference between a 1960 and 1961(etc.) Bonneville in an instant.
02-26-2004, 09:03 AM
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Originally Posted by Ol' Timer
Which gen. bonneville appeals the most to you?
I drool over the classic rwd'* 5% [ 1 ]
Talk about being in the minority. Don't get me wrong. I think todays cars are MUCH better than days gone past. It just seems to me that the "Classic RWD'*" ( Especially in the 1960'*) had much better styling. Plus, you could SEE the difference between a 1960 and 1961(etc.) Bonneville in an instant.
I drool over the classic rwd'* 5% [ 1 ]
Talk about being in the minority. Don't get me wrong. I think todays cars are MUCH better than days gone past. It just seems to me that the "Classic RWD'*" ( Especially in the 1960'*) had much better styling. Plus, you could SEE the difference between a 1960 and 1961(etc.) Bonneville in an instant.
02-27-2004, 04:53 PM
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I love them all... I'm just sorry to see the current generation looks to much like the Grand Prix.
My favorites has alway been the white 92-99 with the chrome... oh baby.
Finally found a '97 under 100k with the 5 spokes and chrome trim.
Only 1 problem, reverse light lens has oxidized yellow.
Anyone else have this problem, or is "burt" plastic from the bulb?
My favorites has alway been the white 92-99 with the chrome... oh baby.
Finally found a '97 under 100k with the 5 spokes and chrome trim.
Only 1 problem, reverse light lens has oxidized yellow.
Anyone else have this problem, or is "burt" plastic from the bulb?
02-28-2004, 07:21 AM
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I am kind of partial to the 96-99 flight. I owned a 97 SE (put 110,000 miles on it) prior to this one, and that was one solid car. Love all the Bonnevilles through out the years.
02-28-2004, 08:13 PM
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94 of course! Actually all of them, but the 92 to 99 mostly. I agree the newer ones look too much like a grand prix, but hey I'd take one if someone wanted to give it to me real cheap! 
02-29-2004, 12:11 AM
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Originally Posted by 94 SSE with Sizzle
. I agree the newer ones look too much like a grand prix, but hey I'd take one if someone wanted to give it to me real cheap!
02-29-2004, 01:12 AM
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Originally Posted by smellbird
Originally Posted by 94 SSE with Sizzle
. I agree the newer ones look too much like a grand prix, but hey I'd take one if someone wanted to give it to me real cheap!
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