1993 Volvo 240 Classic Limited Edition #202 Of 1600 - Rare! Only 106k Miles!! on 2040-cars
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States
1993 Volvo 240 Classic #202 of 1600!! Only 106k miles!! Excellent condition Volvo 240 Classic from Virginia, no rust, near mint interior, runs and drives excellent. Im a collector, I found this car in Newport News VA this winter. Older couple hadn't used it much since 2000, it was sitting in garage. Has 106k miles on working odometer which matches carfax history. I shipped it and had the work done that was needed - replaced spark plugs, dist. cap, fuel filter, crank sensor, power antenna, trans shifter bushing, water pump and heater core. As you Volvo fans know a heater core is costly. Has front and rear sway bars. Tires have plenty of tread. It is now ready to go and in excellent daily driver condition. The interior is near mint, everything works except rear passenger window. No cracks in dash, all plastics in great shape except cracked passenger door pillar molding. Seats have rare headrest covers! Body is rust free, has few flaws some minor rub wear on front air dam corners, some touch up paint spots on drivers door, but I am being picky. I would give interior a solid 9 and exterior a 7.5 - 8. Car is located in Portsmouth NH, 1 hour north of Boston. |
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