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Re: Source for rubber trim? 120-130 1965

posted by  someone claiming to be Toby on  Mon Jul 2 19:51 CST 2001 [RELATED]

I may be lucky in having a decent dealership nearby, who's willing to order anything they can find a part number for, or a picture of, and not mark it up much,

but most of the major rubber parts are available from Volvo! It's not exactly cheap, but often beats the specialty suppliers. Amusingly, the parts are often remanufactured for Volvo, by a company in Finland. Yes, Finland, automotive manufacturing mecca of the world, THAT Finland.

Toby





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