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Dang. Y'all been here for a long time. Ten years later and still driving crappy Volvos. They must be special.:-P

There's an old expression: "Don't judge a book by its cover."

Like many drivers of old Volvos I own, maintain and drive them because I really, really like to do so, not because I cannot afford anything else.

Hell, I sold my Ferrari and kept my 244 Turbo and 740 Turbo.

Note: The Ferrari was too difficult to work on, parts were pricey if not made of unobtanium.

These old bricks in contrast can still be kept humming like a top without spending a lot of dough, and parts are pretty much available.

But yeah, you gotta be a bit "touched" to go deep like some of us have.

Happy motoring.
 
There's an old expression: "Don't judge a book by its cover."

Like many drivers of old Volvos I own, maintain and drive them because I really, really like to do so, not because I cannot afford anything else.

Hell, I sold my Ferrari and kept my 244 Turbo and 740 Turbo.

Note: The Ferrari was too difficult to work on, parts were pricey if not made of unobtanium.

These old bricks in contrast can still be kept humming like a top without spending a lot of dough, and parts are pretty much available.

But yeah, you gotta be a bit "touched" to go deep like some of us have.

Happy motoring.

That's really cool of you. The Volvo seem to have a uniqueness about them. When I use the term "crappy Volvos" nothing mean is meant. I mean quite the opposite. While they might appear crappy, they do seem to keep coming out still putting along.
 
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