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Keep it or retire it? V70-XC70 1998

posted by  derek uk on  Fri Apr 1 07:42 CST 2022
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If you are moderately handy with spanners this should be OK to fix yourself. Rust is another thing but you say it isn't bad. If no welding is needed just scrub off what you can and spray up with anti rust and something like Fluid Film. Your name might indicate you are in Vermont? A rust belt state but not one of the worst I think.






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