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Volvo 240 as first car? 2017-08-08 11:36:16 Post No. 17687020
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Volvo 240 as my first car - yay or nay? The reason I want one of these is that I live in Norway and cars are expensive as FUCK to own unless it's classified as a veteran car, which means it has to be over 30 yrs old.
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>>17687020
do it.
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>>17687028
Can't lie. It's pretty tempting. Manual, RWD, safe and reliable
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>Find a volvo 240 with 230k miles on it
>Drop pebbles in the cylinder
>Flush the pebbles with 10w-30
>Take off the radiator for weight savings
>Air filter, too
>It'll still make it to 1 million miles
Gud first car, literally cannot be killed.
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>>17687181
>Flush the pebbles with 10w-30
I don't get it
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Do it, I bought a 740 as my second car after a rx7, wish I had bought the volvo sooner.
Great in the canadian winters too, should be fine in norway, plus you shouldn't lack for parts
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>>17687036
these attributes are all you need
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>>17687020
DOIT just keep up on basic maintenance.
Had a 1990 244 DL as my first car. No AC, but did fine, even with the wrong ignition coil installed for 3 years which made it hesitate/stall.
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>>17687020
Go for it I always wanted it as my first car, but my parents were antsy about it mainly because each one for sale around my area is 150K+ miles and my parents were the type to think that any used car with over 100K miles weren't worth buying. I should probably buy one now.
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