Well, as of Tuesday next week, I will no longer be eligible to be a member of the E-series Owners Club :(
I have traded my 1992 Fairmont in on an 2000 AUII Forte, which I pick up on Tuesday. I got a GREAT deal on my car, I got $4650 trade in on my EBII Fairmont with 166K's. So all up the AU is costing me $10,350, which isn't a bad price for country NSW. The AU is schmick as, I love the black interior!
The EB has been a great car and would recommend them to anyone! I have decided to upgrade now while I can still get something for my current car. Mind you it only cost me $5000 with my EA as trade-in. Hopefully, the AU will bring a few years of reliable, comfortable motoring.
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1992 AXII Telstar TX5 Ghia
121kW 2.5L DOHC V6 in a car that weighs 1100kg's and looks like a 4 banger from the outside......SLEEPER!
1988 EA S Pak 3spd CFI.....Soon to be a 250rwkw HSV eating machine.
Yeah, for the moment, unfortunately I'll be pretty broke paying off the loan for the bloody thing! And insurance is going to cost me about $1000 a year.
I test drove it today and they are just so nice to drive! The EB is a magnificent car to drive as well, but the AU just doesn't compare!!! It doesn't have all the little extras my car has like cruise, climate control and all that, but it still has power windows. I'm sure I'll manage to get used to it! lol
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1992 AXII Telstar TX5 Ghia
121kW 2.5L DOHC V6 in a car that weighs 1100kg's and looks like a 4 banger from the outside......SLEEPER!
1988 EA S Pak 3spd CFI.....Soon to be a 250rwkw HSV eating machine.
Congratulations on the AU. I was considering one for my next car, i still might get one if the bank will allow it, other wise, 5ltr, 5spd, EF Fairmont, here i come.
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RIP 88' EA Falcon S pack
92 EB Fairmont - Retired POS!
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