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Feb 19th, 2024, 20:09 | #1 |
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Hello.
Thanks to all who posted for your time and advice. I have looked at a few and now purchased what seems to be a fundamentally decent 2005 (registered on an 06 plate) silver with biscuit coloured interior. There's plenty of work to be done to get it where I want it but I've factored that in to the decision and purchase. First on the list is to get the language changed then for a major service including AWD system and gearbox. I dare say you'll see me on the forums in the not too distant future picking people's brains for advice. Cheers Tom |
Feb 21st, 2024, 11:19 | #2 |
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Excellent news! Many parts are still available from Volvo and eBay is a good source also. Just don’t get discouraged when the bills start coming in. Unfortunately one of the biggest mistakes people make with Rs is oh it’s a tank it will run and run on minimum services. Incorrect. But you have the right attitude mate so please come back with updates and pictures please.
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The manual is a different car. A reason why people go to great expense to convert to a space ball. Unless it’s Been enthusiast owned the Haldex and PCV will have been ignored. (Probably) |
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