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"Lighten up, Francis". . . Posted by schportskarr [Email] (#1131) [Profile/Gallery] (more from schportskarr) on Fri, 3 Nov 2017 10:06:39 In Reply to: 88 spg on eBay is bunk, Vvack0matic wannabe, Thu, 2 Nov 2017 19:17:26 Members do not see ads below this line. - Help Keep This Site Online - Signup |
. . .as Sgt. Hulka said.
I have no affiliation with this eBay seller.
That said, from 1985 to 1995, I sold SAABs for a living.
At the risk of upsetting our OP, I have every confidence that this is an authentic SPG. For what that's worth.
They all came to the showroom adorned with the SAAB badges on the left of the hatch--nothing on the right, or the hood. ( I chuckle now, as I did then, that badge and molding "deletions" were part of an extra-cost package. Very Porsche-like.) The grey/grey combo was only offered on SPGs and convertibles that year.
I see nothing troubling about the way the side panels and arches are attached--though a strange reflection in one of the first photos might give one pause. Perhaps the rear bumper extension pieces--among others--are incorrect, but that's about it.
This would not be the first 900 to have had it's 30-year-old grille replaced. Ditto for AWOL foglights.
In its FAVOR, it lacks the ridiculous motorized seatbelts that were phased in to S and Turbo hatches, including SPGs, through the 1988 model year. By default, this SPG would command a premium over a comparable mouse-belt car.
Bid with confidence, as they say.
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