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1979 Volvo 264 Gl Rare Collectible Only 31,107 Original Miles on 2040-cars

US $4,000.00
Year:1979 Mileage:31107
Location:

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
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1979 Volvo 264 GL 2.7l with automatic transmission .
31.107 ORIGINAL  MILES
This is very unique collectable vehicle  with a  extreme low miles,leather interior .This car runs great and is a blast to drive.
The B27 was a 90-degree V6 produced by Peugeot, Renault, and Volvo in collaboration and is often referred to as the "PRV." This engine was unusual at the time, being composed of many small parts in a modular design (as opposed to a monolithic engine block and head) Car equipped with Power windows, Sunroof A/C and very unique option for those years  Power MIRRORS .

Vehicle  runs and great, transmission shift  smooth , all optional  power  equipment in proper working  orders . A/C  working and has been  retrofit  to R134 freon .The New fuel pump  has been installed  recently .Only one thing I'm notice  the  RPM after car warms up little  to hi , but it not affect  on driving, car was park for a sometime, somebody  told me it need fuel and air mixing  control adjustment, it really  bothers me because car runs great .car has NO rust.
Leather  interior looks  great no any damage on seat, carpet looks Brand New, dashboard  has one crack and it been repaired.
Body looks good ,some tiny  scratches and dings , nothing unusual for used vehicle .
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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A non-refundable $300.00 deposit is required via PayPal as soon as you win the auction and absolutely within 24 Hours of the auction ending, unless other arrangements have been made. We only accept PayPal for the initial deposit, the balance due must be paid in CASH or by ELECTRONIC WIRE TRANSFER. If you do not contact us to make arrangements within 24 hours, we reserve the right to sell it to the next bidder and FILE AN UNPAID ITEM CASE and charge a re-listing fee. The balance is due within 3 days of the auction ending, unless other arrangements have been made. Failure to pick the vehicle up within 10 days will incur a storage fee of $35.00 per day or if you don't pick up the vehicle within the allotted time you will lose your deposit and we may or may not relist the vehicle. We do not get involved in shipping that is your responsibility. There is a $300.00 NON NEGOTIABLE documentation/processing fee, and if you live in PA we are required to collect the appropriate sales tax. If you have a driver's license and proof of insurance ON THE VEHICLE YOU ARE PURCHASING! We can even give you a temporary tag for $75.00 so you can drive it home. That's it, nothing hidden! We are a well-established, long time used car dealer and we pride ourselves on being as honest and straight forward as possible. GOOD LUCK!


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