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1991 Saab 900 Turbo Convertible 5spd Manual on 2040-cars
Year:1991
Mileage:95000
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1991 900 turbo- I am second owner of this car, the first owner was a eye surgeon and used as a summer only car. it has never seen winter. I have had it for 6 years and only use it as a Sunday driver. I store it in a barn every winter. I put new tires, alternator and clutch slave and master cylinder as well as a new battery last year. The AC worked when I bought, it does not turn on now, I was told its a 100 dollar hose that failed and leaked the Freon, I did not repair as I only use this car with top down. The odometer is intermittent since a few years ago. it reads 77k, however I would say the car has 95k or less. It is a typical Saab.. it has some minor oil leaks, and is as quirky as any of these cars are. The body and undercarriage are about as good as it gets for these.. 0 rust or dents there is a a bit of clear coat failure on the trunk lid from me leaving a rag that was soaked in brake fluid on it overnight.. brake fluid eats paint.. the top is perfect shape and works fine. I am a saab enthusiast and would prefer this car to go to a saab minded person. thanks for looking. |
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