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If I want to find a good RWD Volvo and save it for Later what should I look for?

posted by  Mr brick driver on  Mon Apr 26 20:08 CST 2004
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I currently have a 1988 Volvo 244 DL M47 that I bought as my first car and love. While I plan on keeping this car forever, I would also like to have a second RWD Brick for my old age...I'm currently 19. So, I guess an 85 242 Glt with 50k would be the ultimate keeper, however that is not to realalistic. I have seen a lot of 940's that seem to be in pretty good shape. I could also get a 940 turbo that was in pretty good shape easily verses the 240. I then could have one of each style which might be good. How do the cars differ mechanically? I guess I'm just thinking about what would be the ultimate RWD brick to buy and save for later, or at least just drive on Sundays with very low miles. Maybe a 1991 240 se? or 1993 244 classic? Hmm. I guess I just want to make sure that I have one of these RWD classics in my hands.

Thank's and happy bricking!






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