1999 Volvo V70 Base Wagon 4-door 2.4l on 2040-cars
Bakersfield, California, United States
This is our family wagon that my daughter used over past two years to go to work and high school.
She managed to get into a low impact collision and the hood grill and left lights are damaged but the frame , radiator, drive train was not affected. It just looks ugly up front. The coolant over flow tank leaks, it cracked where the tube is connected to the tank, so that needs to be fixed. The right door doesnt lock the rear door sticks , the oils pain gasket needs to be replaced I think because it need oil every two weeks but the engine doesnt tap or smoke. The interior leather is fair to good, there is a third seat. In essence it is a car that runs and has been reliable and it is a safe car but, my teenage daughter could have taken better care of it. So anyway, take it off my hands, use it for parts, fix it, do what you like. But please don't bid on it if you think you are getting a gem. It is not. I will not guarantee its continued reliability or function one it is in your hands. Paypal only You buy it you arrange to pick it up and transport it. Good Luck |
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