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Always loved them from when I was a young man. And then when I became fascinated by the wonders of rwd I wanted one even more. Welded diff aside, it really is a nice car to drive.

Nice little road trip. The car is rough but it's got the bits on it I wanted so will take that and scrap the rest.

Oops.

All about the bits on it.

Potentially going to look at this little honey as a donor tomorrow.

It'll be looking cool within a few months. Banded steels. Stance. Lowz. Scene window stickers.

Does look nice that but I'm not wanting the stripped out look.

I offered!

I could bring her house up on street view but that might be a little too much.

Result

Yeah, this is the new owner - I facebook stalked a little....

Springs on order apparently.

Yeah, keeping touch with updates.

Welding will be the first update!

RimZ

Both.

Circumstances may have changed now. Now keeping the Volvo for a bit longer.

They're ace!

Just wanted to 1.8 16v it! Heart rules head and now heads working out how to pay the mortgage this month.

It's only money after all.

As I'm sure a lot of you know, I like old volvos, especially rwd ones. I saw a 340 1.7 and I loved it. My mind fill d with thoughts of banded steels, lows and Weber carbs so I bought it in the dark for £950. It had a welded diff and drove ok for a 30yr old car. I got it home and binned it on a...

I'm not sure about the sides but it's a Volvo 'scene' thing.

New moose arrivals today!

Couldn't rent one for that money! That's how I justify it. When you consider I spent £600 on bits I don't think I did too bad at all.

About £300 at a rough guess.

Runs on bio diesel that shogun.

Debadged too!

New owner got the car and is happy with it. She spent a day cleaning it so sounds like a decent bird!