Ben70

Next year will make the 1993 Saab 30 years old so I am surprised that there is no forum for these models. From my armchair seat I can see that the Classics are going up in value globally. For those who do have them, then they probably are the best kept Saabs and best second hand car buys to be had. And it's little wonder that the brand has a club following World wide as well. Having aeroplane making as the main business, it's no wonder that the cars reflect some of that different focus so that they are different from most other cars. It took 115 hours to make my convertible so that the feeling is the hand made ambience. From the screws that seem like I would find rivets in planes just like this, to its silky sounding, running motor, being music to any listener. Welcome to the armchair experience of a feeling driving this car down the road.

Now I have owned 3 Saabs and sold many more when working for the Saab Dealership in Calgary, Alberta, in Canada. Even though I have been a long time admirer of the brand, I still do not know where the reseviour is, for the hydraulic fluid that operates my convertible roof (?)

Yes, I know, that's a verbose way of asking a simple question such as 2 screws hold most all IKEA together, so why not Saab?

Australian member asking via making a place for classic 900s...