My dad has an old saab 1969 that l am anxious to try and fix up. He parked it near his house prolly in the 80 is and has not touched it since. l have not seen it in a while but l remember it being cute! :) So, do you guys know where l can find pictures and information on it? l looked online, but l have not seen much...

WHAAHAHAHAHAAHA THAT''S SO OOOOLD LOL

'69 sounds like fun

http://saabcentral.com/gallery/gallery.php?gallery=5

old cars are funn :)
good luck fixing it up, im sure it will look great

a car sitting in the weeds for 25 yrs.i agree with the first guy .AAAAHHHHaaahhhaaaHHHHOOOOHOHO HAHA ..WOULD COST 10 TO 20k TO GET RUNNING.CALL THE CAR WRECKER AND GET 50 DOLLARS.. sorry for yelling.. my pinky went wild laughing.

l found tons of pics if that is all you are looking for like

http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://home.swipnet.se/thyren/9669redandblue.jpg&imgrefurl=http://home.swipnet.se/thyren/9669redandblue.htm&usg=__StKyD_-kuqcgNOtPX6QtiCqGknE=&h=433&w=577&sz=32&hl=en&start=11&um=1&tbnid=XQS4mUcV0tNxWM:&tbnh=101&tbnw=134&prev=/images%3Fq%3D69%2Bsaab%26um%3D1%26hl%3Den%26client%3Dfirefox-a%26rls%3Dorg.mozilla:en-US:official%26sa%3DN

just copy and paste the URL

Okay, there were not many SAABs in the States back then - l assume you're in the States - so it could be one of a limited few.

Does it have a long, rounded shape? Does the roof slope down smoothly to the very rear? Boy l hope so.

That would be one like this: http://saabhistory.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2007/10/saab96_b.jpg

Then there is the wagon version, the 95:
http://familycar.com/Classics/63Saab95/Images/RightFront.jpg

And finally there was this, the 99:
http://peacetek.net/saab-99/1970s/saab-99-1970-2door.jpg

These older SAABS were never common in the States & r downright rare now, so get online & find some of the online SAAB enthusiast groups who can help u out. They can connect u with parts, experienced advice, & best of all moral support.

My dad had one a 96 for the longest time. l loved that car. It was a headache, it had a funny auto-coasting clutch that kept going wrong & it was a bear to find parts for, but nothing without caterpillar treads could beat it in snow, & it got 40mpg - not bad for an old carbureted Swedish hulk, hey?

Good luck! & congratulations.