I live this life. I'm an active member in the Rocky Mountain Saab Club and am restoring a 1987 900 SPG. Our club chairman runs one of the only good Saab shops in Denver and, yes, there are shells galore :)
I live this life. I'm an active member in the Rocky Mountain Saab Club and am restoring a 1987 900 SPG. Our club chairman runs one of the only good Saab shops in Denver and, yes, there are shells galore :)
The only people with crudded up ignitions are plebs who eat/drink in their car
This is the picture that should've been used. We don't need no Ovlovs with our Saabs
Lolo
Easy fix for this one, and it's already pre-installed in pretty much every car ever - put it in the cargo area
Hey now
Seriously. At this point, this isn't any new hardware. It's a couple thousand lines of code to tie two systems together.
"I use my seatbelt judiciously so this won't burden me in any fashion but I still don't want it, regardless of how many lives of the currently beltless plebes it may save."
I want an Aero X wagon SO HARD
Does it count that mine is an SPG?
My 900 has 350,000 miles on it. I blew the original head gasket, so now - just to be certain - I'm restoring the whole damn thing in order to get another 350,000 or more. SAAB LYFE YO
Welcome to the WOOORLD OF BÖRK BÖRK BÖRK!!!
I swear Hyundai looked at the NG900 and said "Hey let's do that"
Dont.
I wasn't done loading it when I snapped the pic.
Ergonomics and safety, brother! Who wants a busted kneecap? Not this guy
Two hours and nine beers, okay? Don't judge
Also:
Saab owners.