hey whats up guys iv been trying to post since i bought my car 5 months ago and i just figured out that i had to donate before i could. will have pics soon i have a 98 gxe sage mist with 31,000 miles (auto)

 

Welcome to the club. You don't need to donate to post. New members are not allowed to create their own threads until they have at least 15 posts in existing threads.

Cheers.

 

Welcome to the low-mileage 4th Gen club. How did you manage to find a 98 with such low mileage? That's a one in a million find you've got there.

 

wow nice.. i like to see some carfax report on that one.. lol

anyways.. yea you didn't have to donate but supporting the org is always a plus.

welcome.. i've only been here about 4 months now but these guys rock.

 

i bought it from some old lady for $6500 it was her husbands who recently died he was using it as a grocery getter! found it in the paper and had a clean car fax could not pass that one on. o yea my last and first car was a 94 buick century so definitly moving on up

 

yeah congrats on the nice find. Welcome to the org(y)

 

Like I said, good find! Did you manage to obtain the maintenance history on the car? I suspect the car is an automatic. You might want to ensure that the tranny fluid has been drained and filled by now and that the radiator has been flushed before. When was the oil and filter last changed? Given an elderly guy owned the car, he either may have been **** about maintaining it or might not have cared less. Just a heads up!

Is it cloth or leather interior? Sunroof? Bose system?

 

damn i thought my 98 was low mileaged at 42k

 

Welcome to the low-mileage 4th Gen Club. I am the unofficial founding member, lol.

 

by brothers '98 is still under 35k miles..

 

i wouldnt have my max if my dad's 91 buick century hadnt blown a head gasket, so i got lucky on that one.

 

hey chickan u work at radio shack, me too it really blows, and i have no idea if the previous owner ever got the tranny drained or the radiator flushed im gonna have it done in the next week or so.

 

Just get a radiator shop to do a pH test of the rad with a strip of paper they use. You may not need the rad flushed but can get it checked out for free in most places.