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Old Mar 23rd 2009, 6:57 am
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Has that rear quarter panel in the second shot been repaired around the wheel arch?

Anyway cool car though I've always been more of a Saab man myself when it comes to Swedish fun .
Must be the light mate, she's as clean as a whistle!! Never been in a scrape, the only paintwork she has had is the colour coding of the door strips and top of the bumpers that used to be grey,
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Must be the light mate, she's as clean as a whistle!! Never been in a scrape, the only paintwork she has had is the colour coding of the door strips and top of the bumpers that used to be grey,
so are you definitely going back, or still looking at options for staying?
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Must be the light mate, she's as clean as a whistle!! Never been in a scrape, the only paintwork she has had is the colour coding of the door strips and top of the bumpers that used to be grey,
I used to have a T5-R crazy cars
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Old Mar 23rd 2009, 7:52 am
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Originally Posted by Charismatic
Has that rear quarter panel in the second shot been repaired around the wheel arch?

Anyway cool car though I've always been more of a Saab man myself when it comes to Swedish fun .
hehehe, saw this the other day...
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Old Mar 23rd 2009, 8:30 am
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Originally Posted by commander
Did the motorway traffic cops not use T5's?

Says it all about the performance.
Yeah, I think that's when I first started to notice T5's, thought they must be pretty good if the motorway cops use them. Didn't the Armed Response Team also use T5's?

THe compound here use Volvo estates for their taxi's. Great cars to be driven around in, but the only downside in the ME is the maintenance - can only be done at a dealership where they charge silly money.

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hehehe, saw this the other day...
Quick on the uptake - wasn't it just a couple of weeks ago when SAAB announced they were in trouble?
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Originally Posted by nottmbantam
Quick on the uptake - wasn't it just a couple of weeks ago when SAAB announced they were in trouble?
Thought it was GM that was in trouble and hence, indirectly, Saab as they are now rebadged opels for a few thousand now (so why would you buy one?).

I'd be sad to see Saab go, they have made some fantastic cars and the Saab story deserves a better ending IMO.
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Originally Posted by Charismatic
Thought it was GM that was in trouble and hence, indirectly, Saab as they are now rebadged opels for a few thousand now (so why would you buy one?).

I'd be sad to see Saab go, they have made some fantastic cars and the Saab story deserves a better ending IMO.
Yes, GM own SAAB, and apparently, when SAAB went to them asking for some financial help due to SAABS own problems, GM basically turned round and said they were in no position to help them out, they ( SAAB ) were on their own, so I think they are in spot of bother.

Always liked the look of the 900 convertible's myself.
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