Volvo 940 Wagon Very Nice on 2040-cars
Virginia Beach, Virginia, United States
Volvo 940 Wagon in very good condition all around. The basic 4 cylinder engine and read wheel drive ( No Turbo or other fancy accessory that always break) I have two identical 1994 wagons so you can pick the one you like best. Car 1) has leather and third row seat and alu wheels. We owned this one for over 13 years, the driver seat shows age and we have it covered. A new timing belt was installed last month. Car 2) has cloth seats and trailer hitch I bought this one last year after one of my other Volvo's was rear ended. This one has a couple small dents. Replaced brakes last month. listing Both cars have approx. 208,000 miles good tyres and service is up to date and with new VA inspection stickers till August 2015. Let me know if you want to see the pictures of the second car? At this point I am only selling one of them. |
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