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Engine rebuild 200 1987

posted by  B.C. on  Wed Nov 26 18:10 CST 2003
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Q - is your Volvo a 244 or a 245 (wagon, has 5 doors) ? And, are you ready for a really life-time memory project with your Dad?* Maybe you and he can use the time and talent to rescue another brick from the crusher. Fine a 1988 or newer. They have good wiring harness and better engine bottom end.

Good Luck,

Bob

:>)


*Spoken from the viewpoint of one who remembers more of the times and thing done with my Dad, and he's been gone 20+ years now. Get all the time you can. With pix, with a tape recorder. For your kids. Doing an engine is a great opportunity.






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