Date: Sat, 4 Jul 1998 13:16:53 -0700 From: "Brian B." <bbeavernopsamell.net> Subject: Re: Saab 900 Airflow
I own an '87 900 Turbo with an airflow package which was also bought overseas. The looks awesome and drives like a dream. As far as I know, SAAB never sold the 900 in the US with the airflow kit installed. Some dealers bought the aftermarket kit, and installed it to sell the car at a premium, but most airflow models I've seen were bought as overseas models via either military personnel, or via SAAB's IDS European delivery service. However, be warned that the airflow kit is both a wonderful and awful thing (after owning mine for almost 8 years, I know). It's wonderful because the car is a real head-turner. I get compliments all the time. It's awful, because you have to literally "inch" into every parking lot and driveway to avoid scraping due to the limited ground clearance. Just be prepared to deal with it... In any case, good luck. -Brian B. cbr f1 wrote in message <01bda75c$c37cae80$bb3d19d0nopsamult>... >Does any one here know how many Saab 900 airflow's were sold in North >America? I have recently located one and I am in love with it it is a >1990, 900S with the Saab Airflow package. It looks like a Carlsson. After >looking at the record book it is clear that the care was a one owner all >receipts are there even the original bill of sale. The car was purchased >by a military member in Germany, its funny to the service receipts for the >first 20k they're all in German. Any way the car is beautiful it has 91k on >it. Everything is perfect except for a scratch in the front spoiler, and I >can buy it for $5350 does this seem like a good deal? Does anybody know of >any special quirks about this care? Why don't you see more of them? >Thank you.
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