Matt Nicklay and Tom Donney are excited & proud to announce that eSaabParts.com and the Saab Heritage Car Museum USA have formed a new partnership with the support of Orio North America as a Saab Official Service Center.
So now when you buy Saab parts from eSaabParts.com a large percentage of the profit goes DIRECTLY to the MUSEUM!
Please allow us the privilege of keeping your Saabs on the road and preserve the Heritage of the Saab brand forever!
Thank YOU! Matt & Tom
Comments(8)
Lawrence Herko says
November 1, 2017 at 4:33 pmI have a grill from a 1971 Saab 99. It’s in excellent condition and actually mounted in a custom made oak shadow box! It seems like your museum might be the perfect resting place for this grill with a long history. I would like to donate it, along with whatever shipping costs are involved. I owned 3 model 99’s, I purchased my first, new in 1972. About 1977 the automatic transmission went and the car sat idle until 1982 when I bought the 1971 for it’s transmission. The grill on the ’71 was better the that on my ’72 because of a previous accident, but I couldn’t bring myself to put it on that car. A nephew, and Saab aficionado, was getting married when I decided to have the ’71 Saab grill mounted to give as a wedding present! Several years ago after his divorce, I reacquired the grill from his ex-wife. I also owned a 1976? 99 that I bought from my brother. However, that car was made in Belgium?, and was rather disappointing. While I really loved my ’72, since 1984 I’ve been driving VW Jetta’s. So the grill sits in the spare bedroom waiting for the next place to be displayed! I’d be happy to provide a photograph. Please let me know of you interest and where I would ship this grill.
Matt says
November 1, 2017 at 7:29 pmHey Lawrence! We would be honored to have the grill — it will live on to help us restore a 99 in need of a grill 🙂 Thank you SO much for reaching out and the offer! Please feel free to give me a call at your convenience (855-939-7222) and we’ll work it out 🙂 Saab on!
Jim Jodice says
November 15, 2017 at 6:01 pmHi Tom and Matt.
Just caught the Hemmings story on the museum.
Sounds like a great idea, perhaps we can start a Sturgis Saab Week as a destination event for some of the Saab Clubs.
As a long time Saab owner I may have a few pieces that I could add to your collection, also would happily volunteer to help with the drive out to the Sturgis location.
Tom says
November 16, 2017 at 2:21 amThanks Jim. Any help or ideas ( or better yet action of ideas ) is greatly welcomed
Tom
Jim Jodice says
November 16, 2017 at 3:41 pmTom, send me a direct email if you wouldn’t mind so we can discuss off line
Mark Whalen says
November 17, 2017 at 12:20 amTom, I have what I think is some unique Saab literature from the late 70’s and early 80’s. I may be willing to donate some of it or at least scan. Would you drop me your email and I will send you pictures.
Tom says
November 17, 2017 at 3:04 pmMy email is tomsaab@gmail.com
Thanks a bunch. Tom
Morey Liebling says
January 27, 2018 at 4:26 pmAs I am getting older, I am Depleting my collection of vehicles that I once thought I’d rebuild, but havent yet and probably never will.
I have one Sonnett, a few transaxles and a home made freewheel removal/installation tool that wroks great.
Can you help lead me to someone that may be interested? I am in central New Mexico.
Thank you.