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I Picked Up The Bonnevillestudent_anonymous 11-06-2002, 10:34 AM Ok folks, the 10 grand was more then worth it. I picked the beauty up on Friday, and took her to Toronto for the weekend, where i got it on a dynojet. Great numbers! All i gotta do now, is drive back and forth to Toronto a few times and i'll be set for racing...gotta break the engine in a bit ya know! She's faster then shit now, i gotta get some more info on here for ya to see, but in comparison to what i had before, this is a dream! I'm going hunting when the roads dry up a bit this weekend, 5 litre mustangs and riced-out hondas, i'll have stories next week to share. Thanks again to everyone who provided information about what kind of things i should do with the car, it's been much appreciated!! :ylsuper dbartoschek 11-06-2002, 07:44 PM glad that there will be some fast bonnevilles representing out there.... -The Stig- 11-06-2002, 10:21 PM Sweet... I've grown a liking to Bonnevilles, I have my eyes on a 96 SSEi myself. Infact, I have a picture of one as my desktop. YogsVR4 11-06-2002, 10:24 PM Glad you've got your ride back. Have fun! TerminalVelocity 11-07-2002, 12:24 AM let the good times roll dude! student_anonymous 11-07-2002, 10:08 AM Thank you!! '96 SSEi is a good investment...they're pretty cheap to pick up too, only about 8 grand if you look in the right places. :D -The Stig- 11-07-2002, 11:16 AM Originally posted by student_anonymous Thank you!! '96 SSEi is a good investment...they're pretty cheap to pick up too, only about 8 grand if you look in the right places. :D i've seen them as low as $5500 to $6000 for ones that have less than 50k miles. I saw one that had 38k on the clock for like $5800. Its gone now... oh well there will be others. Not like i've got the money to buy one though haha. In time... In time. student_anonymous 11-08-2002, 12:40 PM Hehehe, in time is right! 5500 is expensive...that's American currency right? That's more then the 8 grand i quoted, as i'm in Canadian currency...maybe if you decide for get one, cross the border and save some coin?... Just a thought! :) Polygon 11-08-2002, 12:43 PM Nice to see you have another sleeper man, try not to wrap this one around a pole. ;) Layla's Keeper 11-08-2002, 06:17 PM Bonnies are slick sedans. Glad you found a good one. Comfy, quick, understated styling (until recently) and good parts supply engine wise. Hmmm, I need a car to keep Layla out of the snow..... nah, has to be a manual. My fabulous heel & toe technique gets rusty quick in automatics. Oh well, maybe when I need something to go to board meetings in and have to look like a resposible adult. -The Stig- 11-08-2002, 08:31 PM Originally posted by student_anonymous Hehehe, in time is right! 5500 is expensive...that's American currency right? That's more then the 8 grand i quoted, as i'm in Canadian currency...maybe if you decide for get one, cross the border and save some coin?... Just a thought! :) yeah thats american dollars im speaking of... hmmmm well i dont think going to canada to buy a car would save too much. first i have to go there.. then get it home... the theres the whole problem with importing it from another country deal... ill just stick to local ones haha.. student_anonymous 11-10-2002, 01:51 PM Hehe, i know what you mean Redneck! Octagon; my suggestion would be the Maxima with the 255hp stock and the 6 speed manual. you get your slick sedan, your performance, and your manual shift. The Maxima will have a lot more aftermarket potential then the Bonneville aswell. I went with the Bonne cuz i love Pontiacs...most reliable vehicles or all the North American cars is my experience, that makes me love 'em. Polygon, if i wrap this one around a pole, i'll never diss another import! Hehe, yeah right! :D vBulletin®, Copyright ©2009, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
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