Welp, here are the pics that I used to sell the 99 SE on ebay. The car sold in 1 hour 20 minutes with a BIN for $3000. I had her all cleaned up for these...
















You can see the replacement lurking in the first picture.

The Bonneville always looked SOOO nice when cleaned up. Unfortunately, she didn't look that way too often. That car never sat long enough for anyone to wash it!

We will own another Bonneville some day. We've already got it pinpointed: 1998 or 1999 SSEi Navy Blue Metallic or Black. Someday...

That is a pretty clean looking car.

Damn I would of bought that if I knew it was going that cheap

Beats my ebay car sale record by 22 hours!

That car looks MINT. I am not surprised it sold as quickly as it did. I'm sure it will be missed.

it looks great

No kidding!! Sad to see it go.

thats a nice looking car in a really nice color, nice job cleaning it up.

Thanks for all the compliments. I wish someone from here would have bought it. Nobody else will ever appreciate all the work I did maintaining it. It'* not the most clean interior or exterior, but the engine was rock solid. It had to be. We depended on it too much.

92BonneSE - you should have contacted me. It was for sale here for two weeks before going to ebay.

I'm sure you'll be happy with the GM. My mom is on I believe her fourth one since the mid 90'*. Of course they only keep them about 3 years so I don't know about longegevity, but they've had almost no problems with any of them.

I've read VERY good things about the Crown Vics and Grand Marquis. They were rated as a best buy by several online automotive reviewers (edmunds, MSN autos, etc.). You just can't beat the value of those cars. For $6,000 I got a car that looks and drives like new that had only 40,000 miles. Given that they're used in the service feild (police cars and taxi cabs), they're very safe. Basically, they're a rolling tank! It drives like a dream and still gets 26 MPG!