Hipster

My '88 Reatta VN # is 903380 I'm the original owner. It has Sunroof and no suede seats. Has the gold horn button.

Count me in for 1 set of each

It is seldom that I miss a show on Saturday. One of the most humorous "clean" shows you can find. It is highly informative in a non complicated way.

Hi My Red 1988 Reatta has red moulding and gold pin stripe. The other Red Reatta in town has black molding. Joe

Allen I'll take two of each, at those prices. Joe

I am interested in both sizes. I will take two of the smaller size, and would like to know the price of the larger size. Joe

I'd like to voice my sentiment also,it is a joy to know that you were able to survive an accident of that magnitude. I can well understand your feeling that a "Guardian Angel" was watching over you. I hope you continue to improve from the remaining pain. You are right about others sharing similar experiences on this forum. I feel more confident in the crash worthiness of my Reatta in each one I hear. The first that really got my attention, was some years ago when Brenda (Reatta2go) put the pictures of her first accident on her web site. I was astonished at those pictures and her account of the accident. As I recall she walked away from that one unscathed. I think she was a little shaken up on the last one, if I remember correctly. I'd better quit rambling. Anyway, get well quick Jack. Joe

Wow!!! Thanks Howard. Hipster

Welcome aboard,Tama Sioux. I too am a mechanical idiot, but these guys and gals on this forum can guide you,and or(as in my case)your mechanic and service technician through almost any of the countless problems that may confront you with your Reatta, I suggest though that the first thing you should do is get your self a Reatta/Reatta Service Manual. <BR>Enjoy!<BR>Hipster Joe <BR>

My '88 Reatta was the first car we got with front wheel drive. I live on a hill and used to have a terrible time getting up during heavy snow with my other cars. The first time I got caught down the hill during a heavy snow, I was pleasantly surprised at the ease in making it up. I've been driving in the snow with my Reatta for almost 14 years, and 42K mi <P>Joe<P>I still use My Goodyear Tires. Second Set<p>[ 04-20-2002: Message edited by: Hipster ]

Hi Greg,<BR>Congratulations. I just turned 40000 mi,on my Red '88 and it still looks fabulous on the outside, but alas, I still haven't come up with the ideal cup holder, and the coffee is still flowing periodically on the inside. :-) <BR>By the way, I'd like to thank you again for your invaluable input in figuring out my trunk lock problem.<BR>Joe

Hi<BR>Is the cassette in good condition? If so How much for it?<BR>Joe

I remember When the '89's came out with keyless entry I asked the Buick Dealer that I bought My Reatta from if they could add the keyless entry to my '88, and they told me that they could. That Dealer sold out several years ago and I have transfered my service trade to a GMC dealer here in town who does not sell Buicks. I never had the addition done though. After thinking about it at that time I wanted to keep it original. Since you reminded me of the thought, I may change my mind now. It is so convenient on my La Saber and I'm not quite that finicky about my Reatta anymore and the older I get the more convenience matters<BR>Joe

Thanks Howard, and A very Merry Christmas To You and to All as well.<BR>Joe

This topic was covered on the forum on 03/09/01,under "Trunk lid will not open"<BR>GM Ross was one of the many contributers that guided me in the right direction. My solution was covered in the topic "Trunk lid finally repaired" Dated 04/18/01. I dont do my own work but there is a lot of info there for those thst do.<BR>Joe