Date: 28 Jan 2006 10:34:20 -0800
From: "sam" <stsegallnospaml.com>
Subject: Re: Seeking advice from Los Angeles Based saab enthusiasts


Bob, thanks so much for the imput. Roof wise, there is no activity to the roof when the control button is depressed. I place the trany in park, parking break on, and release the two front widshield levers. No service records are available. CAR FAz says I'm the third owner and no previous incicdents. Car has 130, 000 miles. Serpentine belt will be repaced when I recieve a recent europartws order that includes engine mounts and full brake pad sets. S. Bob wrote: > On 26 Jan 2006 21:47:48 -0800, "sam" <stsegallnospaml.com> wrote: > > >Greetings one and all, > > > >I just bought my first SAAB, a '96 900 SE turbo Convertable, > > Congrats! > > > I need to find a gas cap, > > Any auto parts store. Cheap. > > >replacement seatbelt for > >the driver, > > Dealer > > >figure out why the perfectly good looking roof does not > >retract, > > tell me more - what does it do or not do? > > > >find a replacement ashtray, > > most any junkyard locally that will let you walk around in it > > > get some minor body damge fixed > >around the drivers side rear taillight, etc... > > out of my territory. I only recommend east of the Pecos. > > > >Any recomendations for salvage yards, ethical mechanics, and online > >part suppliers would be greatly apreciated. > > www.eeuroparts.com for a lot of mechanical stuff. Goldwing is an > on-line salvage supplier. > > >And at the risk of sounding to greedy/needy, sage advice for what to > >do proactively in order to provide this car the required attention that > >will compell it to take care of me. > > Replace the upper idler pulley and serpentine belt unless you know it > has been done recently. > > How many miles on the car? Any maint records ?

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