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144 panels 140-160

posted by  Volvox1 on  Wed Aug 10 12:40 CST 2005
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Sorry Branch, I see you are referring to the outside panels :)

I know from experience that the trunk lid does fit. I used a trunk from a 1972 164 and placed it on my 1975. The only difference is that the '75's have chrome trim on them so I had to drill holes to attach the chrome. The doors on the earlier ones had vent windows. I think they did away with those in '73 so I am not sure how that would work on a later model. The best part about these old Volvo's is that so many of the body parts are interchangable. You just have to be careful when restoring more than one car.

I am restoring a '75 164E as well as a 1970 Toronado. I will probably end up with a "TorVol" by the time I am finished!
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1975 Volvo 164E - 86,000 original miles






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