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center driveshaft bushing, and new quarter panel 200 1982

posted by  white kong on  Wed May 3 15:51 CST 2006
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what up, i'm new to the brickboard, but have had the volvo bug for years. i'm on my third 240, and had a 960 wagon... i need any info anyone can give me on testing my center bushing where the driveshafts connect to eachother. i dont know how difficult it should be to move the shafts up and down. i guess the only way i can describe the way it feels now is spongy. should i be able to move it at all? also, my friends little bro backed a huge 4x4 down the side of my car and DESTROYED my driver's side quarter panel. so now i need to know where to find a new one to cut off, or a new stamped piece to weld on (please.) also, dont forget its the dreaded 2 door, and a junkyard doesn't seem to be a viable option. would appreciate all help from people, cause how am i supposed to cruise for chicks with the side of my car caved in and a driveshaft beating on the under carriage? much love to all the volvo people everywhere, look for me breaking speedlimits throughout south carolina






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