My bonne is older than me... oh and hello.
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My bonne is older than me... oh and hello.
Hey there everyone,
I've had this bonneville since before I was born. .... Well, sort of. It was my moms before that, but now it'* offically mine. (except when my dad borrows it cause his chrysler broke down again or something) It is a 1988 LE that is well worn with 257,000miles. (yes, a quarter of a million miles) And it'* still on the original motor and transmission (which is a miracle if you knew how my dad akes care of cars. for example, the 1st gen RX-7 in my back yard is almost a total loss now, and it was parked because the alternator belt broke) Now the Bonne just needs a paintjob, rims, a radio, and the fuel pump is slowly dying, and the shocks are worn... Well, anyway, hi!
I've had this bonneville since before I was born. .... Well, sort of. It was my moms before that, but now it'* offically mine. (except when my dad borrows it cause his chrysler broke down again or something) It is a 1988 LE that is well worn with 257,000miles. (yes, a quarter of a million miles) And it'* still on the original motor and transmission (which is a miracle if you knew how my dad akes care of cars. for example, the 1st gen RX-7 in my back yard is almost a total loss now, and it was parked because the alternator belt broke) Now the Bonne just needs a paintjob, rims, a radio, and the fuel pump is slowly dying, and the shocks are worn... Well, anyway, hi!
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Welcome to BC! 
Sounds like you have one of the good strong ones. Most of your fix-it items have been done many times here so do a little searching in TECHINFO and in the forums (use the Search function above), you'll find tons of great stuff. Then post any questions you have.
If you're ready to get a little dirty and put some sweat into it, you can get it in great shape in no time for not too much money.
Sounds like you have one of the good strong ones. Most of your fix-it items have been done many times here so do a little searching in TECHINFO and in the forums (use the Search function above), you'll find tons of great stuff. Then post any questions you have.
If you're ready to get a little dirty and put some sweat into it, you can get it in great shape in no time for not too much money.
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