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1963 Volvo Pv544 Sport on 2040-cars

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1963 VOLVO PV544 SPORT. HI, CLAYTON FROM LAWTON, OKLAHOMA HERE.   I JUST BOUGHT THIS LITTLE CAR AT AN ESTATE SALE.  IT'S MY HOBBY. I'AM RETIRED ARMY AND FOR THE PAST 22 YEARS I'VE BEEN DRIVING A TRUCK  SO I GET TO TRAVEL THE BACK ROADS AND SMALL TOWNS. PREVEOUS OWNER OF THIS CAR PASSED AWAY A FEW MONTHS AGO SO HIS WIFE DECIDED TO SELL HIS SEVEN CAR COLLECTION, THIS WAS ONE OF THEM. IVE NEVER OWNED A VOLVO AND IV'E NEVER SEEN THIS MODEL,  DID'NT REALLY KNOW WHAT IT WAS AT FIRST.  BUT SENCE BUYING THE CAR I HAVE DONE SOME RESERCH. NOW THE LADY I BOUGHT IT FROM SAID HER HUSBAND HAD OWNED THE CAR FOR SEVEN YEARS. HE BOUGHT IT FROM A GENTELMAN OUT OF CLOVIS NEW MEXICO. SHE ALSO SAID THAT THE CAR ONLY HAS 34140 ORIGINAL MILES ON IT. I DON'T KNOW ABOUT THAT. HOWEVER THE CAR IS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION AND RUNS, DRIVES AND HANDELS ABOUT AS GOOD AS IT GETS. I DROVE IT HOME ABOUT 40 MILES RAN HER ABOUT 65 MILES PER HOUR ALL THE WAY, NO SHIMMY, NO SHAKE AND VERY QUITE. I CRAWLED UNDER HER BEFORE I BOUGHT IT AND FOUND NO RUST, CHECKED THE TRUNK AREA LOOKS GOOD THERE ALSO. PAINT IS VERY NICE AS IS THE INTERIOR. TRANNY SHIFTS LIKE IT SUPPOSE TO. SPEEDOMETER, LIGHTS, RADIO, EVEN THE LIGHTER ALL WORK. GLASS IS PERFECT,  DOORS OPEN AND SHUT LIKE A NEW ONE. ALL CROME AND TRIM IN GREAT SHAPE. TIRES LIKE NEW. THE ONLY THINGS THAT NEED ATTENTION IS THE HEATER MOTOR, WIPERS AND THE TURN SIGNALS, I'AM NO MECHANIC BUT I WILL KEEP TRYING, IF NOT I WILL KNOCK OFF THE AMOUNT WE DECIDE TO FIX THESE PROBLEMS. I BELEAVE THE CAR IS PRETTY MUCH ORIGINAL. THE CAR IS JUST TO NICE TO HAVE NEVER BEEN RESTORED. AND FROM WHAT IVE BEEN ABLE TO GATHER IT SHOULD HAVE RUBBER MATTING INSTED OF CARPET, I LIKE THE CARPET BETTER AND I DON'T THINK THE HUBCAPS ARE CORRECT BUT THERE VERY NICE. RIGHT NOW I HAVE A ITCH FOR A NICE OLD CLASSIC PICKUP TRUCK, SO A TRADE IS POSSIBLE. THANKS FOR LOOKING AND GOD BLESS. I CHECKED THE NADA ON THIS LITTLE CAR AND SHE IS WAY ABOVE AVERAGE. FOR BIGGER PICTURES OR QUESTIONS YOU CAN EMAIL ME THROUGH EBAY OR GIVE ME A CALL AT 580-458-1724.


On Dec-30-13 at 19:36:33 PST, seller added the following information:

NOTHING WRONG WITH THE HOOD, I JUST FORGOT TO LATCH IT BEFORE I TOOK THE PICTURES


On Dec-30-13 at 19:42:05 PST, seller added the following information:

ALSO YOU MAY SEE WET SPOTS ON THE SEATS, I DID A LITTLE CLEANING  BEFORE I TOOK THE PICS, IT'S DRY NOW AND LOOKS GOOD.

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