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Saab History donates an entire Saab archive of press releases, accessories catalogs, brochures and Saab Magazines to the Vintage Saab Club Of North America (VSCNA). The VSCNA, formerly known as the New England Sonett Club is the premiere vintage Saab club in North America and it is my great...

The Saab History video archive which hit 450 films in January, has just soared past 500 films as of late. The Saab videos project began, now running for five years, started back in 2005. Since that time, this enormous video archive continues to serve the international Saab community from films...

Just like I don’t know where/how to download TV shows on the internet, I’m also MIA when it comes to downloading flash animations. Luckily the folks at adverlicio.us know how, and they’re putting together an archive of ads from all sorts of companies, including Saab. Ads on the internet have...

Visit SAAB SONETT ARCHIVE for the following: Illustrated Parts Archive Search online for every single part (over 5600) in all Saab Sonett models — the Sonett II (two-stroke), the Sonett V4, and the Sonett III — built between 1966 and 1974. Part alternatives Suggest alternative parts — both...

Thanks to some more recent catalog donations, the Saab Accessories Catalog Archive Expands without a hitch now spanning most decades including complete coverage from 1986 through 1998 in all Saab Accessories catalogs either in English or Swedish language. I urge you to enjoy reading through...

With 185,000 on the clock and the chains becoming slightly noisey, nothing alrmign but more than my 103,000 Anni. I'm after advice about what to do and maybe where to buy as in Saab compared to pattern parts. My local Saab dealer has very kindly listed al the parts required with prices...

With 185,000 on the clock and the chains becoming slightly noisey, nothing alrmign but more than my 103,000 Anni. I'm after advice about what to do and maybe where to buy as in Saab compared to pattern parts. My local Saab dealer has very kindly listed al the parts required with prices...

Picked this up from an article in Practical Classics: Drive Archive - a sort of Friends Reunited for cars. Worth a look. BTW, I see the 9000CSE is now a Classic (page 7) Cheers James