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So You bought your self an old Volvo 200 1986

posted by  pablos on  Sun Mar 2 01:15 CST 2003
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So true. And if you get to the point where actually you find a Volvo that you have replaced enough (all?) parts, wires and hoses......KEEP IT...because a) the car will be damn reliable and b) you'll never get the money back out of it :)

You have just moved into stage 2 of Volvo ownership.

PS Just replace ALL the vacumm hoses when you get an "oldie" it's easy and cheap and you can almost rule them out (but see Rule #4)...and I buy the stiff brass brushes by the gross for electricals.
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