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Volvo 145S Estate

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Old Jul 2nd, 2013, 18:22   #21
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Your 145 is lovely!

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Old Jul 2nd, 2013, 23:31   #22
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I have driven both 504 and 305 cars vans and pickups and thought they were good strong vehicles at the time.
I was watching a 504 pickup on the bay that finished at £3.100 with 29 bids that didn't reach it's reserve.item number 310696392606

There are two old project ones for sale at £1.000 for both.item number 221244021428.
The 504 pickups we had for work never once let us down and got every bit of abuse going and still kept going.My brother in law had a Simca 1100 rear engine two door that went like stink and was great for rallying across fields flat out Lol.
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Old Jul 4th, 2013, 00:58   #23
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Gone slightly off topic in this thread i see.... but thanks for the 'Thanks' everybody!!


Car got treated to a full paint renovation & wax and now sits under cover


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Old Jul 4th, 2013, 01:00   #24
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Looks like they tried to rescue that valve seat by fitting an insert. Not a very good job! New head unlikely to be from a 240 as that model only got the B20 for '75 and only, I think, for the USA market.

Nice car, look after it.
Yeah it wasnt a very good rebuild aye!! Yeah your probably right, i do know the head we bought had the wrong valve springs fitter and where tight as f^^k to remove!!!

Will take care of the ol girl :P
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Old Jul 4th, 2013, 17:36   #25
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great polishing job! Looks smashing. On your interior pics: Is your steering wheel upside down?
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Old Jul 4th, 2013, 23:56   #26
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Love your 145S. I wish I'd never sold mine. If your dad gets bored of yours, let me know. Did refitting the windscreen fix the leak?
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great polishing job! Looks smashing. On your interior pics: Is your steering wheel upside down?
Detective work on the pictures shows it to be parked with half a turn of lock on.
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Old Jul 6th, 2013, 01:50   #28
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great polishing job! Looks smashing. On your interior pics: Is your steering wheel upside down?
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Detective work on the pictures shows it to be parked with half a turn of lock on.
Thanks dude, photos arent the best but it still looks good. Derek beat me to it, yeah shes on half lock


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Love your 145S. I wish I'd never sold mine. If your dad gets bored of yours, let me know. Did refitting the windscreen fix the leak?

Yeah, i couldnt believe how little interest there was in this at the auction, an Amazon went through the same day and everybody was pouring over it.. In fact all the classic car mags always go on about them and forget the trusty and the first(!!) Flying Brick
Personally i hope he doesnt get bored of it but if it went to a good home i'd be happy! And yes, resealing the window done the fix on this occasion.
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Old Aug 25th, 2014, 18:44   #29
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Just read through this and must say the car looks great after the polishing job.
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Old Apr 23rd, 2015, 06:45   #30
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Thumbs up 1971 volvo 145

New member from New Zealand. Here are some pics of my new oldschool 1971 145. Right hand drive. Original condition (which I'd like to maintain this way as much as possible) Planning to give it some tlc this winter as he needs a bit of attention. Just don't know where to start, being in NZ makes accessing information and parts a little tricky. Am open and appreciative to any guidance
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