u/GloomyIce1

Price Charting says $111 for a BGS 9.5, so is CGC comparable to that??

I just wonder how much it cost. Seems to have a fully functional power top

As you can see the description is very tempting and I feel like it’s a fair price *given* that the description is true: one owner, “20k in work with receipts”, engine replaced. It’s the first Saab I’ve found for sale that doesn’t seem like a POS. But I have general doubts about owning a Saab this age like if the turbo and transmission and electrical stuff are super worn out at this point. I’m not a mechanic by any means (can do an oil change that’s about it) and I’ve heard that most mechanics won’t touch Saabs, is that true?? Looking for opinions on this purchase as well as general Saab ownership tips. How do my fellow midwesterners here go about finding parts and labor? Reason for buying is that I’ve owned an old base Camry for 2 years now and while I love that it’s bulletproof it’s actually the most boring thing ever to own/drive especially as a teeming Saab enthusiast 😅

I’m not a graphic designer or anything (clearly) but just wanted to share this with you all!

Not sure how many of you are aware, but born and raised Napervillain Chris Brady is going to be at the World Cup next month representing the USA!

I’m so confused what more do I have to do?

I have no idea what to look for with a jersey of this age, but I found the last picture online as a comparison. Any second opinions?

I had a lot of fun using payday and later in the game, screech + slash was an unstoppable combo. I didn’t use him much for the elite 4 though. What do yall think of my team?

It’s not everyday around where I live that you see a Saab. But a mint Laser Red, manual transmission, aero??! I don’t think I’ll see something as beautiful for the rest of my life I just had to share with yall. My only dream in life is to someday own a Saab again :l

I’m just recently learning that the Chicago Fire brought over 330k spectators to Naperville when they used Benedetti-Werhli Stadium for their temporary grounds in 2002/3. We are a city of 155k people that has a 5500 capacity stadium, and I feel like there is a nice soccer culture here especially youth soccer being a very popular and competitive activity here. I’m obviously not talking about major league, but if you look at 3rd tier USL1, you have cities such as Fort Wayne, Boise, Greenville SC, etc with stadiums of similar calibers that have teams. A USL1 or even semi-pro USL2 team could serve as a great community activity as well as youth talent development. What do you guys think of a hypothetical soccer team in Naperville?