Knubbelmonster
10-13-2015, 10:50 PM
As i know there are a few german speaking members in this forum - now i would say - there is just one more... And before i start i have to apologize for my sometimes shabby english...
I'm Jörg, some of you may know me from the Alero Owners Group on Facebook, 37 years old, originally a german but living in Austria since almost 10 years.
As you surely think i have an Alero, to be a little more detailed a 1999 Alero GLS - Export version - sold as a Chevy - like almost every european Alero. I bought it one year ago when my daily driver - a 2000 Chrysler Grand Voyager Turbodiesel (an Austrian-made Pseudo-Chrysler) had massive problems with the gearbox - it was just cheaper to buy the Alero than getting a used gearbox for the family van - so i bought the Alero with lots of rust under the sideskirts for only 390 € - worked 4 full days on it and took it to the official inspection... in this year the alero got from 232.000 km to 253.000 km - the chrysler (normally my daily driver) was repaired a few weeks later, but i like my small blue thing - so i decided that the alero will be kept in family - my wife doesn't want to understand my decision, but she has to live with it...
I'm Jörg, some of you may know me from the Alero Owners Group on Facebook, 37 years old, originally a german but living in Austria since almost 10 years.
As you surely think i have an Alero, to be a little more detailed a 1999 Alero GLS - Export version - sold as a Chevy - like almost every european Alero. I bought it one year ago when my daily driver - a 2000 Chrysler Grand Voyager Turbodiesel (an Austrian-made Pseudo-Chrysler) had massive problems with the gearbox - it was just cheaper to buy the Alero than getting a used gearbox for the family van - so i bought the Alero with lots of rust under the sideskirts for only 390 € - worked 4 full days on it and took it to the official inspection... in this year the alero got from 232.000 km to 253.000 km - the chrysler (normally my daily driver) was repaired a few weeks later, but i like my small blue thing - so i decided that the alero will be kept in family - my wife doesn't want to understand my decision, but she has to live with it...