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240 buy or walk 200 1983

posted by  Goldy on  Wed Nov 5 18:55 CST 2003
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If you plan your maintenance - Volvos are great to work on , and parts are affordable.

Most pick U part yards have Volvo's of all ages - and parts fit over many years.

Also -
www.fcpgroton.com
- is a major purveyor of Volvo parts at very reasonable prices and easy shipping fees.

www.ipdusa.com

is another supplier of parts and performance items for Volvos.

Be careful - Volvo ownership is contageous - 15 years and 5 bricks later - I would know.....

The biggest learning curve is to think like a Swede - Volvo's are not North American steel - and are not thought out like N/A iron.

Once you learn the Volvo way of thinking (escept for the da** heater fan) working on bricks is a lot of fun.

Best to you ....

Good Luck






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