any GN owners....
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syko joe
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any GN owners....
Just wondering if there were any GN owners on the site???
I might be looking to step up to a GN
depending upon how high my insurance will be in the next couple of months.
I might be looking to step up to a GN
depending upon how high my insurance will be in the next couple of months.
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insurance is high on them? i would have never thought considering they are from 1987 eras.
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There are quite a few that lurk the board but do not post often. The reason I know this is because we usually have quite a few that show up at our TRack Events.
I had a 1985 T-Type as my first car, it was fun to drive but required constant maintenance. Thus the reason I no longer like GM.
But they are fun to drive if you do not mind the extra work. Get a T-Type, cheaper insurance than a GN and the exact same car in 1986-1987.
I had a 1985 T-Type as my first car, it was fun to drive but required constant maintenance. Thus the reason I no longer like GM.
But they are fun to drive if you do not mind the extra work. Get a T-Type, cheaper insurance than a GN and the exact same car in 1986-1987.
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Originally posted by gator
insurance is high on them? i would have never thought considering they are from 1987 eras.
insurance is high on them? i would have never thought considering they are from 1987 eras.
what does insurance run approx. on these. Can't be more than your new mustangs, can it?
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well one of my good friends just bought an 87 GN and his insurance is 45 dollars a month (granted he lives in a rural area unlike the city of tampa). oh and that is full coverage.
i hear the only years to own one are 87-88 as the 85-86 was smaller turbo and no intercooler. much problems with those cars. i personally love them as a toy car.
i hear the only years to own one are 87-88 as the 85-86 was smaller turbo and no intercooler. much problems with those cars. i personally love them as a toy car.
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Originally posted by Jakethesnake
+1, GN's are one of my fav cars, I would love to get one after I finish my car but insurance for them is pretty high
+1, GN's are one of my fav cars, I would love to get one after I finish my car but insurance for them is pretty high
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why not? if I get a GN, it would be setup completly different, I would want to break 800 at the wheels in that, i dont want to in this, just get near it , and insurance would be almost the same as my cobra, and i really dont want to pay that for a 1987 car...Scott is right about the t-type's though....oh add in Im 21 and i can only afford so much!!! tell the president to get the military a raise and ill stimulate the economy little better haha
, and insurance would be almost the same as my cobra, and i really dont want to pay that for a 1987 car...Scott is right about the t-type's though....oh add in Im 21 and i can only afford so much!!! tell the president to get the military a raise and ill stimulate the economy little better haha
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