I got my panels from Sweedish Engineering, $264 plus the $150 core charge which is refunded when they get your old ones back. They only come in sets, so even if you only have one door failing, you have to get both front, or both rear at the same time. They are remanufactured, but they look fantastic, not like the awful insert fixes Volvo tried to stick S/V70 owners with originally. The P/N for the 1998 S/V 70 with the beige interior is 8601653

Volvo used I believe a water based adhesive for a couple of years but have since gone to a more durable type. You'll have to buy in sets of two. Front doors and rear doors. For me the dealer also required a core charge. Not difficult to replace but a couple of hundred I recall per set. All doors were affected but I've only replaced the front door panels to date.
Mase
84 240 Turbo; 98 V70 AWD; 00 V70 XCSE

Both of my rear door delaminated early on-- dealer voluntarily replaced the panels under warranty (I hadn't even noticed the problem myself!). Years later the front passenger door went bad. No help from Volvo on that one... warranty expired. I live in Ohio.

If that were the least of my problems with this car, I would consider purchasing another Volvo.

--Phil Mastman
1998 V70AWD
2004 BMW R1150RA

1998 Volvo V70

First noticed at 49K miles...now with 66K miles, all four passenger doors are delaminating.

What is the cheapest way to redo these doors?

Andy,

'98 S70 GLT

L and R front doors

2003/2004

Michigan

You're kidding, right?

Bryan

1998 V70 XC
97,500 miles (now)
Driver's door delaminated. No other doors affected now.
First observed three years ago.
Located in Massachusetts.
Car was under VIP when first observed, but it wasn't covered.
Never got Volvo to support, after warranty expired.
Never bothered to fix it.

Hope this helps.