return of the classic saab from C.1975-1992?

On Feb 11, 2:02*am, "Noddy" > wrote:
> "Brent" > wrote in message
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> > The examples I saw on the local used car lot were closer to 200,000
> > miles than 100,000.
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> I think you would struggle to find a car *anywhere* in America showing that
> kind of mileage
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> --
> Regards,
> Noddy.

I believe the million mile Saab 900 is in the US, or at least that is
where it did all it's daily driving, commuting, commercial driving,
and race track time in the long and varied life it lived.

at least in australia we have free health care unlike the
usa................


"Noddy" > wrote in message
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> "Adrian" > wrote in message
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>> <shrug> I like a bit of variety. Aus is a bit... boringly homogenous.
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> Are you English by any chance? As that sounds like something only a
> whinging pom could say.
>
> --
> Regards,
> Noddy.
>

mark krawczuk wrote:
> at least in australia we have free health care unlike the
> usa................
>
>
> "Noddy" > wrote in message
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>> "Adrian" > wrote in message
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>>> <shrug> I like a bit of variety. Aus is a bit... boringly homogenous.
>> Are you English by any chance? As that sounds like something only a
>> whinging pom could say.
>>
>> --
>> Regards,
>> Noddy.
>>
>
>
TANSTAAFL. If you don't pay the doc directly, you pay the insurance man.
If you don't pay either of them, you pay it to the taxman. Nothing is
free. Ever. At best, you can scam somebody else into paying your share,
for awhile.