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suggestions for a modern 6v battery 444-544

posted by  ikiller on  Fri Jul 1 06:30 CST 2005
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That is my story also. The body is a basically a rust bucket, but that doesn't matter much for drivability since this is one of the few Volvos that is actually sitting on a real frame. I redid the suspension last year and I was hoping to fix up the motor this year. Since I am currently a student the progress is slow but I am hoping to have it looking pretty good and operating great in time for it's 50th in 2011. I mostly like it for it's utility. I have helped people move and that thing can hold a lot of stuff plus a bed and boxspring on the roof rack. It can move much more than the truck I have since you can stack things up to the cieling. My favorite use for it is for fishing, I can put my boat on top and all of the gear in he back including the motor. If you haven't bought a batttery yet I can go look at mine and see if it has any codes on it today and post the info. I think it was an Auto Pride or something like that.






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