Date: Fri, 12 May 2006 16:31:19 GMT From: "Al" <alistairdorenospamo.com> Subject: Re: Still find those late-1980's 900 Turbos and SPGs very attractive, in spite of having lots of reasons to stay away
> Am I nuts? > > YES > (slap) > We C900 owners all are, after all I could be driving a leaky old Ford (Found On Road Dead, thanks for that one Ma Twain) Or a Fix It Again Tony! Certainly here in the UK there's a good network of Saab specialists both parts and mechanics. eBay can be a really good hunting ground too, but the usual riders apply. On top of all of that there are some very well supported forums out there, saabscene, saabcentral, uksaabs, 900aero.com and of course this one. Like any group of like minded individuals we have our eccentrics, but that adds character! People in this group and certainly at 900aero will generally bend over backwards to help out. I had a reply from brother Grunff on a silly little problem I posted within ten minutes once!! We've owned two C900's, two 9000's and an NG900S. Of all of them the 9000 Anniversary has been the most reliable so far, but we've only had her a year. Four years with a NG900S were not as painful as some purists might want you to believe, but my heart still lies with my T16S, SPG, Aero whatever you like to call her! Yes we're nuts, but we drive top class cars at knock down prices. I guess I might get accused of marque snobbery here, but what's wrong with that? I want a Saab badge on my car, because I know time and effort has been spent on the engineering. I want my car to be different, if I was a car snob of any kind I'd spend all my cash on the latest souped up hatchback clone or SUV instead of parking my 19 year old work in progress Aero outside every night. Al
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