Date: 22 Oct 2001 18:46:38 -0700 From: nqthinknopsamo.com (89 900 S) Subject: Re: Cleanliness: How tidy is your Saab?
Speaking of change...when I removed the center console to change my ignition a few years ago I found a ton of money behind the little cubby space. I don't ever keep money there, so it had to have been the previous owner. I found about 5 dollars in change and a $20 bill. It practically paid for the ignition. I keep my saab pretty clean. Washed every 3 weeks or so, waxed every 6 months. Interior kept clean MOST of the time. Trunk is full of stuff...subwoofer, tools, sleeping bag, pillow, attachments for my thule rack, oil (go through about a quart every 3000 miles, which is when I change it). The driver's side door pocket does tend to get filled up often, since you can stuff trash and whatever in there and it can't be seen. Dave <ddhartwicknopsamPAMearthlink.net> wrote in message news:<8F9F66319F549F19.58AC15263970871E.AD7428058352396Cnopsamirnews.net>... > It takes a lot filth to make a Saab a home. > > Non-working pens--LOL. I forgot about change, dimes and pennies > everywhere. > Dave > > >DaveH wrote: > > > >> I am ashamed of myself because it is a filthy mess. Ancient french > >> fries under the seat, inside the parking brake housing. Little stones > >> collecting on the drivers side floor. ...Dusty dash. Cigarette burns > >> on the seats. > > > >I have ancient french fries under my seats too! ;) > > > >Also, sand (I spend a lot of time at/in the water). Old pieces > >of wax. Non-working pens. Unidentified bits and pieces of who > >knows what? > > > >Reminds me of the old bumper sticker that said: A Clean Car Is > >the Sign Of a Sick Mind...:) > > > >The inside of my car is filthy, but the outside is pretty clean. > > > >-jw
