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Time to pass the Swedish Tank 200 1991

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posted by  Kenner on  Wed Apr 27 06:51 CST 2011
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It is now time to let go of my first Volvo. The one that started it all.
440'000km have gone by and it never once saw a tow truck or a ditch or an accident. Seen all my kids grow up.
I have 5 V's in my driveway now and one of them has to go.
Ol'Betsy it is time.
Not sure what to do with it. It has so many new parts. I stuck a whole bunch on less than 5k ago. converter, o2, tires, rotors, suspension, windshield, Marker lights, remote start.....Man! But it is still a 20 year old tank.
Any advice what I should do? I live in Canada. I'd love to pass it on to a Brickster who could continue it's life or retire it for its worthy parts.
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72E, 73ES, 91 240, 98 V70, 98 S90






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