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jaco · 01-25-2007, 08:10 PM

This is probably old news to most of you guys but I think it is a valuable and fun link.

http://www.carsurvey.org/modelyear_O...e_98_1990.html

The link goes to the 1990 Ninety-Eight page but the site has many many models and makes.
Of course I'm prejudiced since I own one (Regency Brougham), but I believe the 89 and 90 Ninety Eights, especially the Touring Sedans are true classics.

Unfortunately 1990 seems to be a current cutoff for wrecking yards to crush anything that year and back in the "C" bodies anyway.
Maybe we should have a "junkyard-spotting-page".
I'm in Houston and have only found two 89 or 90 Ninety Eights in wrecking yards. Granted I have not checked every yard and as yall know a phone call to a junkyard usually produces only lies.

01-25-2007, 08:10 PM	#1 (permalink)
jaco Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Houston Posts: 22	LINK to Carsurvey.org Interesting place. This is probably old news to most of you guys but I think it is a valuable and fun link. http://www.carsurvey.org/modelyear_O...e_98_1990.html The link goes to the 1990 Ninety-Eight page but the site has many many models and makes. Of course I'm prejudiced since I own one (Regency Brougham), but I believe the 89 and 90 Ninety Eights, especially the Touring Sedans are true classics. Unfortunately 1990 seems to be a current cutoff for wrecking yards to crush anything that year and back in the "C" bodies anyway. Maybe we should have a "junkyard-spotting-page". I'm in Houston and have only found two 89 or 90 Ninety Eights in wrecking yards. Granted I have not checked every yard and as yall know a phone call to a junkyard usually produces only lies. __________________ ~jaco~ *"I know nothing, I didn't see anything, I wasn't there, and if I was there, I was asleep."*