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Will a rear hatch from a '92 fit on my '82 245? 200

posted by  volvo245kit on  Sun Jun 21 17:19 CST 2009
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I'm planning on replacing my cracked windshield on my '82 245 with the '92 style because I don't care for the chrome trim style. I know this probably

sounds quite anal but I want the front and rear windows to match so it looks like it was stock. I got to looking at the rear hatch window and noticed that

it has the chrome trim also. Then I saw a '92 wagon in town and was noticing that the rear hatch seems to have a larger rear window in it so I don't think

that it's the same as the '82. My next thing to do (and I know this sounds extreme so if you would kindly refrain from any negative comments, I'd

appreciate it) is to install a '92 style hatch on my '82. So I was wondering first if it'll bolt right on and second will the body lines match up? Since I'm

planning on a shaved car I'm going for a clean and "as close to stock" look as I can get. Also, what other years had the same rear hatch? Thanks, Charles






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