That's really depressing At least you have a chance to save cars in junkyards there. Here in Texas, titles have be sent back to Austin and the vin can never be re registered. I really could use that hatch, but shipping would be cost prohibitive.

Geoff wrote:

Crazyswede wrote:

Edward wrote:http://cosprings.craigslist.org/cto/3638976446.html

Thats one of those rare 1984 1994 4 doors

Naturally aspirated turbo!

Noticed that too (lacking badges and turbo valance)

My car is extremely clean, so nothing else is really needed. If it has not been overheated, how much would you want for the head?

the local SAAB junkyard .. they have about a dozen 99s left, tons more 900s / newer SAABs last time I was there I disassembled a dash in 100+ degree heat to get a few parts I later got for free and still haven't fully installed :ranting: Rod Beckner's place? My dad bought parts from him way back in...

And its only seasonal

Awesome! I used to have a 91 Miata, and loved that thing. I sold it to my brother, and he wrecked it :censored: I actually bought it back, and contemplated using one my Sonett parts cars to build a RWD Frankensonett. :lol: Having dropped the rear subframe on the Miata, I can see the project being a ...

I'm looking for a good 2.3 head for a 96 9000. Bought a very clean low mile 9000CS that the DAPO overheated to the point of nearly burning up the motor. I was able to get it running, but I have a feeling the cam journals are tweeked

1970 99 in Michigan. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Saab-Other-2-door-1970-Saab-99-parts-or-restore-/300820402385?pt=US_Cars_Trucks&hash=item460a4b10d1 optimistic seller. Yeah, but if it were near me, I would probably pay that. In South Texas, 99s are about as common as Leprechauns and Unicorns...

diggin the 70's-80's retro thing right now just picked up my next project a 1984 8v turbo (wanted a flatnose) rust free texas car with a blown head gasket (repair parts were included) for $300..new turbo/clutch/brakes around/etc. clear coat peeling and interior is a little rough but no rust And so ...

Geoff wrote:I just came across this website Internet Movie Cars Database where you can look for pictures of cars in movies and TV shows.

My favorite so far: a 99 in The A-Team

Now I want to find this episode

I snapped a pic of this background 99 from Stephen King's "It" over the summer.

1970 99 in Michigan.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Saab-Oth ... 460a4b10d1

1980 99 in South Carolina.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayI ... ink:top:en