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Making of Brickboard 2015 New Year Greeting card - I need your help


Hi All,

I am making a 2015 greeting card as shown below. This is only early stage concept. I would like to know what kind of Volvo you own currently. Or you had one or two in the past. Or you wish have one in the future.

Please let me know if you don't see your name and want to be on this amazing card. Thank you as always.

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    Making of Brickboard 2015 New Year Greeting card - I need your help 1991

    i own thre Volvo's presently.
    1989 Volvo 740 GL Sedan
    1991 Volvo 940 GL Sedan
    1998 Volvo V90 Wagon

    Do you need photos?
    Thanks

    Art C.
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    89-740 GLE_91-940 Sedan _98-V90 Wagon_2001Mazda626








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      Making of Brickboard 2015 New Year Greeting card - I need your help 1991

      Hi Art,

      I can use your pictures if you like. You can send them to this address. Thank you as always.

      87245SwedishBaklava atgeemail doTCom








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    Making of Brickboard 2015 New Year Greeting card - I need your help

    What a fun card! Mine needs to be updated a bit.

    Current Volvo - 1996 850

    Past Volvos:
    1988 245
    1988 780
    1975 164
    1967 220 (122s wagon)
    1998 V70R
    1994 850T


    Thanks,
    Klaus
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    My back feels better when I sit in a Volvo seat








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      your 780

      Hi Klaus,

      I love the styling. So how was it?








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        your 780

        I liked the styling and interior, especially the electric seats. The seat would automatically slide forward when the backrest was moved forward to allow for more room to get into the rear seats, and, then the seat would slide back to the prior position when the seat back was locked into place. No other car maker does this, even today.

        The engine was the terrible 6 cyl. What a piece of junk! I had thoughts of throwing it into a dumpster and inserting a 4 cyl turbo, but that cost more than the car was worth. It was the engine that made me donate it to a local mechanic training school - that would have been interesting to watch!!




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          your 780


          What was so the bad about the 6 cylinder? Can you explain or point me to a related thread or article? Thank you as always.

          Few years ago, I saw a black one sitting in front of a car garage for about 2 years before it disappeared. . . It was a heart breaking moment for me.








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            your 780

            The PV 6 cyl was a disaster. A V6 that was prone to overheat, melt wires, and go dead at any opportunity, a unique exhaust system, hard to work on, very heavy... You will find a lot under the 700 section.

            Make sure you get one that is at least a 1989 and has a 4 cyl turbo, the same engine as the 740T. And, the front air dam/spoiler has a tendancy to break off when parking close to those concrete blocks, this is a part that is most expensive to buy and paint.

            Oh, the rear side windows tend to rust under the chrome when parked outdoors.
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