Hello!

[bob k]

I've actually registered a while ago but I never really introduced myself, yet I hardly post here anyway.

The Username is actually my dad's but he's not computer savy so I tend to make most of the posts in his name, so if any of the sentences are missing capitalization or punctuation, its most likely my dad. :P He has the 97 Cadillac Seville STS while I drive a 1993 Pontiac Bonneville SE (which I like compared to the Cadillac because its easier to fix ) Since im done doing much of the work on my car and I have more free time im shifting more to the Cadillac since he needs some help with his buisy schedule so I guess I will be posting here more often. And I will definately be making alot of posts (before a search of course!) and asking alot of dumb questions since I am still learning new things even on my own Bonneville. Looking at the engine compartment of the Cadillac freaks me out. How do you people fix such cars with barely any room to work around in!?!

I see a few people in and around where we live which is Barrington Ill., mayby you can give me a word on some good mechanics around the area.

So whats up?

[addison_ii]

to Cadillac Forums.
I don't know if you and your dad have been properly welcomed but there it is. I have a 95 Bonneville myself that I have to get around to doing some work with.
It's cool that you are helping your dad out. Anyway, welcome once again.

[CADDYBLACK99]

Welcome son of Bob K!

It's great to have both of you as (semi) new members! The Bonneville has long been one of my favorite cars and yes they have much more room to work under the bonnet. I am not much of a DIY'er so I leave that the the profe$$onals. Trust me there is no such thing as a stupid question, so ask away. Good luck.
Thanks for joining the forum.

Paul

[D148L0]

Welcome to the forums.

[powerglide]

Welcome!

97 STS.....I'm guessin we'll be seeing more post from you :-)

Its tight in the engine bay, but with the help of this forum I have been able to do almost all of the repairs to date.