I would DD the heck out of this!
NMNA.
Wow. That is CLEAN. I have no idea of what these go for, but $10K for a well sorted classic that also happens to be incredibly cool sounds like a decent deal.
Any of the Volvos of that era are quite drivable classics. If you like analog that you can drive, Volvos rule.
NOHOME said:Any of the Volvos of that era are quite drivable classics. If you like analog that you can drive, Volvos rule.
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This would need a manual swap.
clutchsmoke said:NOHOME said:Any of the Volvos of that era are quite drivable classics. If you like analog that you can drive, Volvos rule.
Shhhh I can't hear you....
This would need a manual swap.
I'm about 15 min away from this car if you want eyes on it. 
I wonder if he would trade that for a really nice V70R...
I can't remember ever having a customer with an automatic wagon. I had several with stick wagons in this color combo though!
I'm also in suburban Philly and just sent the seller a message via CL. If i get out to see it, I'll post my observations.
If you put in a stick, try to find that overdrive thing that bolts to Triumph trannies.
I didn't know they came with slushies.
In reply to spitfirebill :
Slushies were pretty common in sedans from '62 on. BW35, so pretty poor slushie too.
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