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Re: Mustang 5 LITER 200 1984

posted by  someone claiming to be ninegturns on  Sun Dec 16 05:12 CST 2001 [RELATED]

Thanks but no thanks. Half of the Volvo experience for me is having a motor that is close to bullet proof in reliability and that allows for good gas mileage. I'm not looking for some performance car. I have one already. I just want enough boost to let me drive over the mountain pass ,that sits between work and home, with pleasure.

If turbo charging this car turns out to be unlikely then I may still buy it. Then I'd either sell it when I find a factory turbo coupe or swap a factory turbo motor in when I find one.

Cheers





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