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1991 Volvo 240 Base Sedan 4-door 2.3l on 2040-cars

Year:1991 Mileage:97625
Location:

Shortsville, New York, United States

Shortsville, New York, United States

I purchased this Volvo almost 3 years ago from a dealer in Georgia. Other than the past 3 years with me (in Upstate New York) this car had 1 other owner in Southern California. The original owner had this car for over 20 years and took supreme care of it. It has been a fantastic car for me with very few issues. For a 23 year old car it has plenty of get up and go! I have done my best to service it regularly and keep it clean. However... my dog bit the drivers seat in a couple of places which I photographed. The blue leather seats have a lot of wear but I guess that comes with an older car. Again, please look at the photos. 

If you are looking at this listing it's probably because you already know the 240 Volvo is a reliable, iconic car. Known for safety and stability. These cars are getting scarce... especially ones without rust and low mileage

Not long after I purchased this Volvo a woman pulled out and hit the front passenger side. The body shop was able to repair the fender without replacing it. Since the car had spent so many years in the California sun the paint was pretty dull so with the extra insurance money I had it re-painted this pretty gorgeous shade of blue. No rust, this car is BEAUTIFUL!

I know everyone says this but I do hate to part with this car. However, with car seats and a dog I needed to upgrade to a station wagon. Truthfully, this car deserves better :)

Pros :

? Low miles : < 97,625
? Gorgeous Body
? 2 Owners
? Driven and Maintained
? Ready to Drive!
? No SMOKING ... EVER!
? Few 240's exist in this great condition
? All new brakes last summer
? Extra hub caps! (I found they tend to fall off so I saved the ones from my prior 240)
? Overall reliable and well loved car

Cons (I admit there are a few!) :

? Needs new exhaust and muffler from catalytic converter back
? Worn Interior with a holes in the driver seat and cracks on the dashboard
? Radio does not work
? Missing front L corner molding 

Please write with any questions! Full Payment Due 3 business days after auction end. Pick up / delivery  is the responsibility of the buyer. Thanks!

Hannah


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