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Has your Brick got a name? 700

posted by  patrick4u on  Thu Jan 8 13:39 CST 2004
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While I formerly just called them "the volvo" or occasionally "the ovlov," we find ourselves a 3 volvo family and the need for naming increases.

I have dubbed my 780 "Sophia" for its beautiful Italian body but it seems to need a Sweedish second name for the undercarriage. Any suggestions?

Also:

'93 940 Turbo-Highmay (my stepdaughter's french nickname Americanized)

'98 V70 Sven (wife's car)

Thanks in advance for your help!

Patrick






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