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I honestly don't hate it. At least it isn't in a junkyard. I do dislike that red iron oxide primer. Looks like the Adobe car to me, but I that can be remedied.

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Price seems pretty not bad and it is a pearl Cougar so you can't really go wrong. Mileage doesn't matter to me as long as it isn't rusty.
 
now I know this is a fever dream 😆

I thought you would rub my nose in the fact that I've been pondering options of 90s two-toning. Which, incidentally, this car displays the specific problem with the 96/97 bumpers: No molded line at the height of the side cladding upper edge, and this owner simply painted to the upper edge of the bumper... It looks bad.

I don't hate the blacked-out grille cowl though.
 
My first car was an 88 celebrity...paid $2k for it in 95 with 80k on it. It had the 2.8 v6 and the same blue interior but blue exterior...definitely brings back some memories...still kinda miss it...I always wanted to make a pro street style drag car out of one...why? Because I never saw anyone else do it...would always see Berettas. cavaliers and luminas but never a celebrity...
 
Somebody please explain to me what is going on???!?! In what world is an '89 Celebrity with a salvage title, visible rust, and the 2.5L 4 cylinder worth $8500?
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Once people start restoring old mail trucks that’ll be a valuable parts car for the Iron Duke! He knows what he has!!!
 
My first car was an 88 celebrity...paid $2k for it in 95 with 80k on it. It had the 2.8 v6 and the same blue interior but blue exterior...definitely brings back some memories...still kinda miss it...I always wanted to make a pro street style drag car out of one...why? Because I never saw anyone else do it...would always see Berettas. cavaliers and luminas but never a celebrity...
My sister had a 90 cavalier z24 with the 2.8. I thought it sounded so racecar even thought it was not fast. I was young and dumb, but it was cool.
 
My sister had a 90 cavalier z24 with the 2.8. I thought it sounded so racecar even thought it was not fast. I was young and dumb, but it was cool.

The 2.8 has an oddly appealing exhaust note, it’s the only V6 I’ve ever heard that actually does sound V8ish… not hot V8 but more so old work truck with a smogger 305…

Honestly those 2.8 A body GMs(Chevy olds Pontiac, they’re all the same) kind of appeal to me as a daily lately. They’re adequate in power, dead reliable (the only thing that kills them is rust), and the styling is the antithesis of current trends which is a major 👍 That said I won’t pay more than $850 for one lol
 
The 2.8 was a great engine. In the early 2000s I had a Fiero with that engine. It loved to rev up to 6k, and sounded really good doing it. Back then I felt like I was driving a Ferrari. Good times :LOL:
 
The 2.8 has an oddly appealing exhaust note, it’s the only V6 I’ve ever heard that actually does sound V8ish… not hot V8 but more so old work truck with a smogger 305…

Honestly those 2.8 A body GMs(Chevy olds Pontiac, they’re all the same) kind of appeal to me as a daily lately. They’re adequate in power, dead reliable (the only thing that kills them is rust), and the styling is the antithesis of current trends which is a major 👍 That said I won’t pay more than $850 for one lol
I'm not saying I wouldn't drive one, because I totally would. I was looking at GM A-body wagons before I found my LTD wagon, but I'm not paying $8.5k for one. It was a few years ago, but people had a hard time selling even very nice examples back then for not a lot of money.
 
That thing is really high off the ground.

I noticed that as well maybe it has new springs for a 351m/400 car rather than a 302 but maybe I’m weird but it looks better to me. In stock form the term “beached whale” comes to mind.
 

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