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Old Nov 30, 2006 | 05:34 PM
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Originally Posted by 1993 SLE
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the only way to tell is to hear the motor....
...Or pull the oil pan an' have a look...
ya but from a buying standpoint when looking at the car, its more viable to just start the car and take a listen....
True dat. If ya get serious about buying something with a clunk in the engine, however, it might be worth a look - it'* so easy on a Bonneville.

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There'* another Green Bonneville (95 I think) for $375 somewhere in Utah. Dude claims the transmission takes a while to go into gear, but once it does it has no problems. Maybe between the two cars you can put together a decent one. Could be a more work than it'* worth too. Check ksl.com classifieds (go to the autos section) and look for bonnevilles within 300 miles of 84015.
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Old Nov 30, 2006 | 06:27 PM
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Originally Posted by SSE Motorhead
Originally Posted by 1993 SLE
Originally Posted by SSE Motorhead
Originally Posted by 1993 SLE
the only way to tell is to hear the motor....
...Or pull the oil pan an' have a look...
ya but from a buying standpoint when looking at the car, its more viable to just start the car and take a listen....
True dat. If ya get serious about buying something with a clunk in the engine, however, it might be worth a look - it'* so easy on a Bonneville.

Hans:
There'* another Green Bonneville (95 I think) for $375 somewhere in Utah. Dude claims the transmission takes a while to go into gear, but once it does it has no problems. Maybe between the two cars you can put together a decent one. Could be a more work than it'* worth too. Check ksl.com classifieds (go to the autos section) and look for bonnevilles within 300 miles of 84015.


No that was for a 94 bonnie....close but no cigar.
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