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removing door panels S70

posted by  Axel on  Sat Jun 21 10:18 CST 2003
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Thanks! Punxsutawney Phil sent me the links to your posted information.. I didnt
even notice it was on Volvospeed which is a new one to me. I did some similar
stuff and put it on my site when I did some work on a 240 that my daughter bought.
I'm much more familure with aircooled VW's.. so sometimes working on the S-70
or my son's Jetta can be an adventure.;-) The 240 is pretty shade tree mechanic
friendly though.
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vw bus site w/ Volvo section - http://www.geocities.com/vw_bus_74/index.html






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