Date: Sat, 07 Aug 1999 17:32:33 GMT From: ewmnopsam.com (Erik Miller) Subject: Re: Selling an '87 Saab 900 Turbo
The other way to look at it is to go to either http://www.kbb.com or http://www.nada.com and get the various blue book values. Then get a couple rough estimates (all respect to turbospg, but in moving from NW to NE USA there seem to be regional differences in parts/service prices, as well as sale value) and apply turbo's formulae. Of course, if you really like the car, you can also get ready for the "I wish I'da never sold...." mourning period too ;-). Erik Miller '80 99 315K miles On Fri, 06 Aug 1999 01:38:45 -0500, turbospgnopsamsouth.net wrote: > > >Jon C. Cook wrote: > >> I'm not selling my car right now, but I've got an 87 900 T that I may >> look into getting rid of in the future. I was wondering what the going >> market value might be for my car. It's in really good shape, and purrs >> like a kitten. The paint and body are in good shape, and everything's >> running smooth. The problems? No Headliner, Broken Odometer, and the AC >> may have a leak. I'm testing that theory out now. Anyway, any comments? >> Oh, by the way, the odometer broke at 143,999K. Thanks for the help >> fellow Saabers. :) >> >> Jon C. Cook > > if you have complete records and the tranny shifts well (5 speed) , then >think >$100.00 USD for headliner >$200.00 for spedo r/r >$100.00-350.00 for a/c > >90,000 miles, 87 pre all the good stuff like ABS,AIRBAG,cool WHEELS( the >ones like the 99 are on the 87 900) >then I would guess > >$2000 USD > >and if that stuff was fixed >$3500 > > >SO FIX UP YOUR SAAB!!! > > > 8 ) > >
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