1996 Saab 900 Se Convertible 2-door 2.5l on 2040-cars
Hatfield, Pennsylvania, United States
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We call her "Sally"! That's right "Sally Saab"! She is old and dependable just like grandma! Runs great but has some issues. Most importantly the roof does not work currently. I repaired all of the motor assembly's and they work great! it just needs the roof CPU replaced and programmed. The good news is I bought one on ebay and you can have it with the sale of the car. Also the roof leaks (I think it is a seal in the front and it only leaks when it rains real hard.) This car runs great and would make a great first car for someone or great run around car. Recently the check engine light came on but it does that sometimes and the mechanic usually finds nothing and resets it. However I did not check it this time. You will see in the pictures some dings and a scrape on the door. The tires are newer and the mechanic at SAAB NET said this is a great one in great running condition! The paint is a little faded but all around it is a great car for a low price with no reserve. Please note: I have tried to be as honest as i could with description of this car. PLEASE do not bid unless you intend to buy this car! Your bid is contract. That means if you are the high bidder i expect you to buy this car no exceptions. Sorry about this, but I noticed the quality of eBayers is diminishing. If you have questions about this car ASK BEFORE YOU BID! |
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