Well count another one for bones yard.
I had a good running 1993 Buick LeSabre.
In two and half years I put on 173,000 kilometers.
The car does not owe me anything.
What bugs me the most is I found a car with a great engine, the 3.6 liter.
Did not leak oil.
Great on gas, about 800 kilometer per tank.
Maybe I can transplant it.
I am fortunate, I just came back from the Finger Lakes area in New York State. Really beautiful place. The car fell apart in the driveway in my home town in Ontario Canada.
Just fixed my friends 97 LeSabre after all 4 rear K frame mounts pulled thru when the washers rusted out. Just like the others, the frame was hanging down about 3-4 inches. When the flatbead dropped the car off at my house, the steering de-coupled. It's all back together now. Parts for 4 lower isolators, 4 new bolts, 4 lower washers (old ones rusted thru), 2 forward upped isolators, & 4 upper washers ran over $300.
My 1997 Buick LeSabre Custom that I just bought Feb. of 2008 for $5,200 in Feb. of 2008 fell apart a block from work at the red light. I can't believe GM would not help us with this problem. So I ended up going in debt and buying a 2006 Ford Escape with a carfax and no recalls, & I love it. I will never buy a GM product again. NO WONDER OBAMA HAD TO BAIL THEM OUT!!! I only had 91,000 miles.
susan_rocco@yahoo.com
08/24/09
Austinburg, OH.
Susan Rocco:
What was the problem with your 1997 Buick LaSabre?? It just "fell apart"?
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