Comments on: Moondance http://inside.saab.com/moondance/ Lorum Ipsum tagline Tue, 27 Dec 2011 02:03:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.1 By: Steven Wade http://inside.saab.com/moondance/#comment-2277 Steven Wade Mon, 25 Jul 2011 17:45:00 +0000 http://inside.saab.com/?p=1950#comment-2277 I'm not sure that's going to help, Carl (especially provided like that!) :-) I’m not sure that’s going to help, Carl (especially provided like that!)
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By: Carl Levine http://inside.saab.com/moondance/#comment-2276 Carl Levine Mon, 25 Jul 2011 17:31:00 +0000 http://inside.saab.com/?p=1950#comment-2276 Jag är ledsen, mätare jungfru, jag förstår inte svenska och kunde inte förstå vägskylten. Jag är ledsen, mätare jungfru, jag förstår inte svenska och kunde inte förstå vägskylten.

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By: Anonymous http://inside.saab.com/moondance/#comment-2271 Anonymous Mon, 25 Jul 2011 11:52:00 +0000 http://inside.saab.com/?p=1950#comment-2271 Ah, restricted parking. Perhaps this should have been posted under the silly Saab stories but back in my university days my flat mate Doug had a little Opel GT (quite similar to a Saab Sonett for those unaware).  We were in upstate New York which is one of the snowiest areas of the US.  In the winter we were required to move our cars to alternate sides of the street each night so the city could conduct regular snow removal.  Well one night we got a major snow fall.  When he went to move his car the next morning it had been buried by the snow plows so deep he figured he would dig it out the next day.  But we got another major snowfall to the point where in the morning you couldn't see the car. The city (Syracuse ) came to a complete stand still for days.  I think it was about five days later we decided we better shovel out the car.  We kept digging and digging only to find it wasn't there.  It had been towed that first night.  He had a nice multi day fee to pay at the impound lot to get the car back. Ah, restricted parking. Perhaps this should have been posted under the silly Saab stories but back in my university days my flat mate Doug had a little Opel GT (quite similar to a Saab Sonett for those unaware).  We were in upstate New York which is one of the snowiest areas of the US.  In the winter we were required to move our cars to alternate sides of the street each night so the city could conduct regular snow removal.  Well one night we got a major snow fall.  When he went to move his car the next morning it had been buried by the snow plows so deep he figured he would dig it out the next day.  But we got another major snowfall to the point where in the morning you couldn’t see the car. The city (Syracuse ) came to a complete stand still for days.  I think it was about five days later we decided we better shovel out the car.  We kept digging and digging only to find it wasn’t there.  It had been towed that first night.  He had a nice multi day fee to pay at the impound lot to get the car back.

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By: Anonymous http://inside.saab.com/moondance/#comment-2270 Anonymous Mon, 25 Jul 2011 11:08:00 +0000 http://inside.saab.com/?p=1950#comment-2270 What a great pic....I miss my 900's!!! (Månen berusad!) What a great pic….I miss my 900′s!!! (Månen berusad!)

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