Thank you for continuing to flip vehicles! You showed me some neat tips, and I recently successfully completed my first flip :) Thanks for bringing up my confidence level 2000 Saturn SL2 with 123k, from original owner. Offered him $500 and he took it. I washed and waxed it, vacuumed it out, cleaned the leaves out of all the crevices, fixed a sticky door handle (with WD-40), and an oil change. Sold for $1650.
I've had a few 850s in my day. Because of the 5 cylinder oddity of early 850s; they tend to have head gasket failures. You can easily catch 2k in reselling it. (Even with hail damage-Swedish Volvo's*not the Ford Volvo's of today* had kick ass paint work) Also, from an ASE mechanic; Volvo brake noise is a normal thing; it's when they don't make noise is when you start to worry.
Worked in a steel mill 31 years. Chemicals work cars were exposed to rotted them out in a year or 2. That car would be a gold mine for a work car. Solid.
Solid car. Brick Orange, good color! Timing belt is good for 8 years fyi. That trans fluid looked real good for its age. Working AC is a rarity too on these. Check PCV to keep oil leaks away and enjoy!
A bit of trim paint and nu finish you could sell it for 1500 and negotiate it to 1200-1300. This particular one may need some deep clean fuel additive. I also have some 3m paste for cleaning the plastic lights/signals. $40 worth of supplies could turn that cheap looking car into something that appears to be well taken care of.
12:07 yep it's as solid a deal as solid will get, one owner and all matching tyres says a lot. Also noticed a new thermostat housing in there so it's obviously been taken care of, was it insurance total on the hail or donated? Volvo stereo systems are awesome too, the only "dog" I know of is the HU850 that was made by Mitsubishi (don't think Volvo had much luck collaborating with them, the GDi engine was pap too lol). We replaced our dead HU with a basic model HU603 with single CD and tape deck, it's still the best stock audio system of any car we've had.
truck it up to Portland OR and it would fetch $3,000 - $5,000 from some hipster duffus.... Hell I'd pay $1500+ for a first car for my kids or as a winter car for myself. Great score Randy!
i owned a 94 850se and the noise with a sports exhaust is brilliant , also the engines are usually bulletproof. The t5 version and the r version did 150 plus mph and were used for racing in the 90s
My first car was a ‘96 850 GLT. Loved that car. Decent MPG and overall a pleasure to drive. This car makes a great starter car and is also one of the safest cars on the road.
You got a winner Randy and after Tim cleans it up it'll be much easier on the eyes. I would replace the broken tail light and shove it on the lot for $1500. Keep those doggies rolling.
Hideous car, but even for $1500, someone's going to get their money's worth. Big fan of the authenticity and honesty of your videos. Look forward to every post.
I have COPART AUCTION HERE BUT DNT REALLY KNOW IF YOU NEED LICENSE TO BUY THE VEHICLE FOR NORMAL DRIVERS THANKS FOR THE INFO BROTHER KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK
Randy decent transportation!! You can look on the glove compartment lid or call a Volvo dealership for radio code . There is a ass for every seat 😁 . Salute 🙆♂️
Wheel alignment n rotation n balance the wheel save gas too.. 1st thing to do... Get spray to clean dust off brake ..and get the parts from junk junk n save ever more too...dammm im good..
Love the 850R I own one for 3 years and I always kept continuing but unfortunately the ECU is broken which is very expensive to fix, but I enjoyed my days with the tank
The pulling when braking probably has something to do with a bad control arm. Also if you're replacing plugs, put in Volvo plugs only. With 3 electrodes.
Great Score ...Dings or no dings thats going to be great for someone, one owner!!! Oh and you should be able to push that quarter out straight with a little sweat!! Great work! yay!! Ps Try T-Cut on the Audi headlights should bring them up a treat!!!!
It's a typical elderly/deceased owner car. It's not the prettiest but a little bit of fettling will make it look and feel a heap better. In terms of spend on it, I'd say a good alignment on it and probably doing the breathers on the engine as they're a known trouble spot on these 5-cylinders and it'll probably drive as good as many a new car. It might be worth doing the breathers anyway, it's a pretty cheap job and fiddly more than difficult, and it'll be a good selling point to people who know Volvos, which will probably be most potential buyers as these older cars attract keen buyers that are priced out of the 240/740 market. I like it a lot, in fact I'd have bought that one in a heartbeat if it was local to me. Those transmissions can be troublesome but on a car as well maintained as that one appears to have been it should be fine for a while, and maybe a lot longer if the next owner bothers to change the fluid and filter regularly...
I haven't seen one of those for a while. Styled like a house brick but reliable and the handling's not bad. Good in winter conditions as all Scandinavian cars are. A bit heavy on fuel I think. They were usually station wagons over here. Somebody will buy that because you get a lot of car for your money second hand. I remember my window cleaner had one with a roof rack for the ladders :)
Looks like another solid car for the lot!!!! The brake issue might be the right rear as im seeing what looks like road dirt buildup all over the rim, possible fluid seepage?, lack of brake engagement on that particular wheel?
I had a 99 S70, I traded a $50 laptop for it. I ended up never picking it up, but that was a super clean and comfortable car. It went on to someone else, this 850 will easily go 500k miles.
I love these cars, it was a win for sure. Keep up the awesome work, my goal is to start up a dealership like you have in the near future. It looks like fun!
People LOVE Volvos. They have a big cult following. Pull the big dent in the back and repair the rust spot on the hood, detail it, and I promise you, despite the hail damage, it will sell.
Big fan of your channel. I tried car flipping with a guy and got burned but I'm thinking of buying a fixerupper at copart and turning it into a daily to replace my ageing Impala. Keep up the good content!
the most important thing in the car business is to sell them fast when your profit is small, staying with the car for more than a couple of days is losing money but if you do it as a hobby it's fine.
I come from Sweden and the first car i owned was a white 850 -96. I have never had a car that was as reliable as that car. Whar`s interesting is that it`s in it`s lowesr state of value in Sweden. You can get a really fresh one with low miles and recetly passed the MIT for not more than 500 bucks. The one showed in your video woulden`t go for more than 100-150$ here in sweden. I know theese cars inside n out so if anyone have any problems with them let me know and i`ll help you fix it. =)
Yep agreed they're some of the most reliable and solid cars you could wish to find. In a way it's the father of our S80 too lol (the white block 960 being the great uncle I guess). When you said hail damage I thought, that ain't hail to dent up a Volvo haha it looks like someone took a bat to it! Tatty reliable cars own tidy money pits all day.
My boss had the same car. It was silver, which I find looked better, not crazy about this color. It was a great car to ride in. The deer wasn't the best thing for it but he just leased them. Should be ok. Be careful about crowing about your luck, lol. Thanks for sharing.
I had one of those a few years back. I got it from a friend who sold it to me for less than a thousand Mine was a 2.5 GLT and a manual: These engines are sold as a rock. The exhaust was still solid after 200000km. I had to give it up as the the electronic aircon/heating system and failed. In cold Switzerland you need a functionning fan and a heater. The radio code system is terrible: Mine stopped recognizing the right code. After 3 attempts you need to keep the ignition on or the car runnign for about 2 hours. All problems I had with the vehicle was all about the electronics. Airbag light and so on. Those cars are sporttier then they look.
I brought two Volvo's from Copart and have been good deals. Check the PCV breather Box/oil pressure when you flipped the oil cap I noticed something...
I had a 96 850 great solid car, very safe and built like a tank. Mine was made in Belgium. I used to live in Atlanta and also got hail damaged and reluctantly I sold it. Im sure I would have kept it.
Volvo are great reliable cars. I bought my son a 99 S90 with 140K on it 4 years ago for 3K, his wife now drives it and it has 220K on it. Had to replace some sensors, and control arms. AC Compressor. That's it, that 5 cylinder just runs all days.
As someone who is struggling and walking to work. Id give anything to pay under $700 for a car that could make it to work let alone have working heat and ac.
Recently i noticed some cars have a "Peddle non-public clean title" what does that mean? Are we allowed to bid/buy without a dealers license? Any info would help, thanks!!
I bought a 99 s70 with a 5 cylinder clean title donation car from copart for $500. I had to put a new throttle body computer in it which cost a pretty penny but that thing is in excellent shape and after buying it I ran a car fax. Owners took meticulous care of it
I don't see a problem with hail damage. I have a 1990 Toyota Corolla with 71,000 miles on it. It has hail damage at least as bad as the Volvo. I actually like that it got hail because now I don't worry about dings. The interior is still perfect and it gets 33mpg! The Volvo will be great. My 90 year old neighbor has had one since the late 90s!
I find it hard to believe that you don’t run a carfax and that you have a “hunch” that it’s a one owner car. Call me sceptic, but I feel like being lied to
Where I live you'd have to tack on another $300 for taxes. Still could make a profit, but at that point I'd just drive it until it blows up. There's no rust and the air conditioning works.
Hitting the brakes and it pulls to the left is a sticking caliper. Buy a rebuild kit for it or buy a new one and slap it on and it'll be fine. I would change both the front calipers. If one is sticking the other may not be far behind it.
I wish you would quit calling that Volvo ugly. It really isn't. I like it. Usually, I never cared much for the FWD 8 series, but I like it. If it were a RWD, non-turbo 2,7,or 9 series, you'd really have something that's sought after. But I bet this could bring $1,500 easy, even with the dents. If I had it, I'd drop it off to my buddy who is a PDR man and have him work on all the dents & dings when he has time for a cheap price. Too bad it's a leather car. Volvos and Jags have leather that absolutely desinegrates in no time. Oh, yeah, why not have Sam's restore the headlights on the Audi?
I would still want to check the timing belt it's been 7 years and it is rubber, that's me though mechanics before the body! Can't beat $645 though! And it being a one owner 1375 would be an alright selling price
@@AutoAuctionRebuilds Some of those dents from the looks of it on video could be popped with paintless dent removal. Any dent that didn't chip the paint. In fact it looks like that big dent on the quarter could be easily popped out.
Hey Heads up go to walmart get some wipe new. Its back in automotive with the polishes. it will bring the black trim back to new.. i use it all the time and it works....
Change the timing belt. It may not hit the mileage recomended but it has over 6 Years. It may be dry-rotted. That said this a pretty nice car you have there
sexy car make sure u do the timing belt and oil seperator other than a few things the white blocks arent bad motors tho not as reliable as the redblock
Thank you for continuing to flip vehicles! You showed me some neat tips, and I recently successfully completed my first flip :) Thanks for bringing up my confidence level
2000 Saturn SL2 with 123k, from original owner. Offered him $500 and he took it. I washed and waxed it, vacuumed it out, cleaned the leaves out of all the crevices, fixed a sticky door handle (with WD-40), and an oil change. Sold for $1650.
Glad to hear that!! You made my day!! Thank you.
I've had a few 850s in my day. Because of the 5 cylinder oddity of early 850s; they tend to have head gasket failures. You can easily catch 2k in reselling it. (Even with hail damage-Swedish Volvo's*not the Ford Volvo's of today* had kick ass paint work) Also, from an ASE mechanic; Volvo brake noise is a normal thing; it's when they don't make noise is when you start to worry.
Worked in a steel mill 31 years. Chemicals work cars were exposed to rotted them out in a year or 2. That car would be a gold mine for a work car. Solid.
Hats off for reviving that Audi! “No Fear Wrenching” should be your motto👍
Judging from the brake dust on that left front tire, the caliper might be sticky, causing your pull to left and possibly steering wheel. Nice buy!
Solid car. Brick Orange, good color! Timing belt is good for 8 years fyi. That trans fluid looked real good for its age. Working AC is a rarity too on these. Check PCV to keep oil leaks away and enjoy!
$645 for a good runner? Excellent buy!
A bit of trim paint and nu finish you could sell it for 1500 and negotiate it to 1200-1300. This particular one may need some deep clean fuel additive. I also have some 3m paste for cleaning the plastic lights/signals. $40 worth of supplies could turn that cheap looking car into something that appears to be well taken care of.
12:07 yep it's as solid a deal as solid will get, one owner and all matching tyres says a lot. Also noticed a new thermostat housing in there so it's obviously been taken care of, was it insurance total on the hail or donated? Volvo stereo systems are awesome too, the only "dog" I know of is the HU850 that was made by Mitsubishi (don't think Volvo had much luck collaborating with them, the GDi engine was pap too lol). We replaced our dead HU with a basic model HU603 with single CD and tape deck, it's still the best stock audio system of any car we've had.
truck it up to Portland OR and it would fetch $3,000 - $5,000 from some hipster duffus.... Hell I'd pay $1500+ for a first car for my kids or as a winter car for myself. Great score Randy!
Thank you.
i owned a 94 850se and the noise with a sports exhaust is brilliant , also the engines are usually bulletproof. The t5 version and the r version did 150 plus mph and were used for racing in the 90s
They may not be lookers, but those Volvos are solid as the day is long.
My first car was a ‘96 850 GLT. Loved that car. Decent MPG and overall a pleasure to drive. This car makes a great starter car and is also one of the safest cars on the road.
You got a winner Randy and after Tim cleans it up it'll be much easier on the eyes. I would replace the broken tail light and shove it on the lot for $1500. Keep those doggies rolling.
Dependability isn't always pretty, good deal man i'd drive it.
Loving the euro content. Have had heaps of 850's over the years, great cars. Cheers from Australia.
Older Volvos are solid cars. They were rated as some of the safest
Hideous car, but even for $1500, someone's going to get their money's worth. Big fan of the authenticity and honesty of your videos. Look forward to every post.
Thank you Anthony.
its not THAT ugly
The code is easy. Call the Volvo dealer with the vin number and they will give you the code over the phone. I owned an 850 wagon at one point
Solid man. Exterior might be rough, but clean it up and it will sell
This would be a great first car for someone who's interested in learning auto body and paint.
I have COPART AUCTION HERE BUT DNT REALLY KNOW IF YOU NEED LICENSE TO BUY THE VEHICLE FOR NORMAL DRIVERS
THANKS FOR THE INFO BROTHER KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK
I have the 98 volvo s70t, bought brand new, has 130k miles on it and love it. Very solid car.
Randy decent transportation!! You can look on the glove compartment lid or call a Volvo dealership for radio code . There is a ass for every seat 😁 . Salute 🙆♂️
My father was a car salesman. There's a ass for every seat was a favorite saying of his.
@@deanlabbe9952 Lol 😂 mine to 😁
Where is the Audi update videos? Really looking forward to seeing how you fixed everything and the costs, and also seeing the roof operating.
Wheel alignment n rotation n balance the wheel save gas too.. 1st thing to do... Get spray to clean dust off brake ..and get the parts from junk junk n save ever more too...dammm im good..
Love the 850R I own one for 3 years and I always kept continuing but unfortunately the ECU is broken which is very expensive to fix, but I enjoyed my days with the tank
I would do a Ecu kit replacement instead of repairing the Ecu.
The pulling when braking probably has something to do with a bad control arm. Also if you're replacing plugs, put in Volvo plugs only. With 3 electrodes.
Great Score ...Dings or no dings thats going to be great for someone, one owner!!! Oh and you should be able to push that quarter out straight with a little sweat!! Great work! yay!! Ps Try T-Cut on the Audi headlights should bring them up a treat!!!!
It's a typical elderly/deceased owner car. It's not the prettiest but a little bit of fettling will make it look and feel a heap better. In terms of spend on it, I'd say a good alignment on it and probably doing the breathers on the engine as they're a known trouble spot on these 5-cylinders and it'll probably drive as good as many a new car. It might be worth doing the breathers anyway, it's a pretty cheap job and fiddly more than difficult, and it'll be a good selling point to people who know Volvos, which will probably be most potential buyers as these older cars attract keen buyers that are priced out of the 240/740 market. I like it a lot, in fact I'd have bought that one in a heartbeat if it was local to me. Those transmissions can be troublesome but on a car as well maintained as that one appears to have been it should be fine for a while, and maybe a lot longer if the next owner bothers to change the fluid and filter regularly...
It's called a flame trap, not breathers
I haven't seen one of those for a while. Styled like a house brick but reliable and the handling's not bad. Good in winter conditions as all Scandinavian cars are. A bit heavy on fuel I think. They were usually station wagons over here. Somebody will buy that because you get a lot of car for your money second hand. I remember my window cleaner had one with a roof rack for the ladders :)
Nooo.. Volvo 850 is beatiful especially the 850r and t5r
Best 2.5 ltr engine ever produced. Never go wrong ,just keep the oil fresh .
Looks like another solid car for the lot!!!!
The brake issue might be the right rear as im seeing what looks like road dirt buildup all over the rim, possible fluid seepage?, lack of brake engagement on that particular wheel?
I had a 99 S70, I traded a $50 laptop for it. I ended up never picking it up, but that was a super clean and comfortable car. It went on to someone else, this 850 will easily go 500k miles.
I love these cars, it was a win for sure. Keep up the awesome work, my goal is to start up a dealership like you have in the near future. It looks like fun!
I would say more like 1500 to 2000 .
In FL, with working AC and no other big drivability issues, I'd say $1500 to $2000 easy.
$1500 Max! Win Win for both parties.
Five cyls have a unique sound when revved. My favourite to be honest...
9:12 ok i take your word on it Randy. Lol
People LOVE Volvos. They have a big cult following. Pull the big dent in the back and repair the rust spot on the hood, detail it, and I promise you, despite the hail damage, it will sell.
That Chrysler 300 with the nice rims 👀🤔🤔 11:15 😂
Big fan of your channel. I tried car flipping with a guy and got burned but I'm thinking of buying a fixerupper at copart and turning it into a daily to replace my ageing Impala. Keep up the good content!
Not gonna lie, I genuinely love that Volvo 😆
A great buy that will go fast at the lot, there is always someone looking for a reliable car that is discounted due to looks.
Please make an update on your Cruze, I'm thinking about buying one,but I still have my doubts
the most important thing in the car business is to sell them fast when your profit is small, staying with the car for more than a couple of days is losing money but if you do it as a hobby it's fine.
I 100% agree.
I come from Sweden and the first car i owned was a white 850 -96. I have never had a car that was as reliable as that car. Whar`s interesting is that it`s in it`s lowesr state of value in Sweden. You can get a really fresh one with low miles and recetly passed the MIT for not more than 500 bucks. The one showed in your video woulden`t go for more than 100-150$ here in sweden. I know theese cars inside n out so if anyone have any problems with them let me know and i`ll help you fix it. =)
Thank you Anton!
Yep agreed they're some of the most reliable and solid cars you could wish to find. In a way it's the father of our S80 too lol (the white block 960 being the great uncle I guess). When you said hail damage I thought, that ain't hail to dent up a Volvo haha it looks like someone took a bat to it! Tatty reliable cars own tidy money pits all day.
Hey could you do a Turo video about some of the things you use like the gps trackers and the car opening from you phone thing please and thank you
Randy I am trying to reinstall a rear view mirror on an 03 a6. Looks just like yours. How the hell did u get it to stick. It’s heavy!
My boss had the same car. It was silver, which I find looked better, not crazy about this color. It was a great car to ride in. The deer wasn't the best thing for it but he just leased them. Should be ok. Be careful about crowing about your luck, lol. Thanks for sharing.
I had one of those a few years back. I got it from a friend who sold it to me for less than a thousand Mine was a 2.5 GLT and a manual: These engines are sold as a rock. The exhaust was still solid after 200000km. I had to give it up as the the electronic aircon/heating system and failed. In cold Switzerland you need a functionning fan and a heater. The radio code system is terrible: Mine stopped recognizing the right code. After 3 attempts you need to keep the ignition on or the car runnign for about 2 hours. All problems I had with the vehicle was all about the electronics. Airbag light and so on. Those cars are sporttier then they look.
I brought two Volvo's from Copart and have been good deals. Check the PCV breather Box/oil pressure when you flipped the oil cap I noticed something...
I had a 96 850 great solid car, very safe and built like a tank. Mine was made in Belgium. I used to live in Atlanta and also got hail damaged and reluctantly I sold it. Im sure I would have kept it.
Volvo are great reliable cars. I bought my son a 99 S90 with 140K on it 4 years ago for 3K, his wife now drives it and it has 220K on it. Had to replace some sensors, and control arms. AC Compressor. That's it, that 5 cylinder just runs all days.
As someone who is struggling and walking to work. Id give anything to pay under $700 for a car that could make it to work let alone have working heat and ac.
Hi Tom and randy I want to say good job on the Audi and happy Halloween to you and your family 😊
Another good find Randy!
I loved my 850 turbo. Super fast. Handles well. Only thing was things like the speedo broke, electric antenna broke. A bunch on little stuff.
I noticed you blurred the COPART number on the windshield. You made it a point to show it in past videos, any reason why you would blur it now?
Exellent purchase Randy .... easy sell for Wierd Beard. Good cleaning and off to sell they go. Keep up the great videos bud greatings from Mexico.
I'm right there with you on the $1200 sale price!!
Recently i noticed some cars have a "Peddle non-public clean title" what does that mean? Are we allowed to bid/buy without a dealers license? Any info would help, thanks!!
Those are dealer cars only. Public can not buy those.
Yeah!!! Volvos are very reliable no matter how ugly. Great deal!
Great buy and it's really not ugly. Keep going European Randy! Cheers
I never miss a video of yours.
was that an aztec at 0:57?
I bought a 99 s70 with a 5 cylinder clean title donation car from copart for $500. I had to put a new throttle body computer in it which cost a pretty penny but that thing is in excellent shape and after buying it I ran a car fax. Owners took meticulous care of it
Coparts estimated retail value for this car is $100!
I don't see a problem with hail damage. I have a 1990 Toyota Corolla with 71,000 miles on it. It has hail damage at least as bad as the Volvo. I actually like that it got hail because now I don't worry about dings. The interior is still perfect and it gets 33mpg! The Volvo will be great. My 90 year old neighbor has had one since the late 90s!
Toyota is not compared to Toyota. Toyota is #1 in reliability, take care of that Corolla
Can you show how to repair hail damage?
Make sure you use the Volvo spec pads if you have to swap them out.The brakes on those old Volvo's are temperamental.
Now you should keep it for a winter beater while vette is parked for winter.
Volvos are great cars and last forever. Dailying this through the winter and selling the corvette wouldn't be a bad idea.
Hey buddy - I've missed a few episodes.. Did you end up getting a dealer's license? Or how did you handle that issue with the state?
That kind of car is a great one for newly licensed teenagers. Reliable, safe and you won't feel too bad if they total it.
I find it hard to believe that you don’t run a carfax and that you have a “hunch” that it’s a one owner car. Call me sceptic, but I feel like being lied to
Turn the Volvo into a demolition derby car!
Steering wheel being off center could be a tire issue. Try swapping the front tires side to side, could solve the issue.....
FYI,you will also need to replace rear brake lining as they will be ruined bythe leak.
You have valero's in OK??? I thought that they were in san antonio
I love these old Volvo’s :)
Would prefer manual, but honestly, for t that price, really cannot go wrong!
Where I live you'd have to tack on another $300 for taxes. Still could make a profit, but at that point I'd just drive it until it blows up. There's no rust and the air conditioning works.
Hitting the brakes and it pulls to the left is a sticking caliper. Buy a rebuild kit for it or buy a new one and slap it on and it'll be fine. I would change both the front calipers. If one is sticking the other may not be far behind it.
Great score. Love old volvos I've wanted a 740 since I was a kid. Imo it's a nicer then the audi but I have a twisted sense of taste
I wish you would quit calling that Volvo ugly. It really isn't. I like it. Usually, I never cared much for the FWD 8 series, but I like it. If it were a RWD, non-turbo 2,7,or 9 series, you'd really have something that's sought after. But I bet this could bring $1,500 easy, even with the dents. If I had it, I'd drop it off to my buddy who is a PDR man and have him work on all the dents & dings when he has time for a cheap price. Too bad it's a leather car. Volvos and Jags have leather that absolutely desinegrates in no time. Oh, yeah, why not have Sam's restore the headlights on the Audi?
I just bought a stick 850 wagon from copart, run and drive donation. White and tan interior
I would still want to check the timing belt it's been 7 years and it is rubber, that's me though mechanics before the body! Can't beat $645 though! And it being a one owner 1375 would be an alright selling price
Most recent flip was a 2010 chevy Malibu LT bought for $1950 and sold for $3700
In So AZ, buying from Private party, and if I put in condition correct $1500-$1700. I'd trade some stuff for it. Barter never a bad thing.
How much more could you make if you popped all the hail dents and repainted it (original color)?
$2500 tops. I'd bet more like $2000. Not enough to justify repairing all the dings, and repainting it.
@@AutoAuctionRebuilds Some of those dents from the looks of it on video could be popped with paintless dent removal. Any dent that didn't chip the paint. In fact it looks like that big dent on the quarter could be easily popped out.
Hey Heads up go to walmart get some wipe new. Its back in automotive with the polishes. it will bring the black trim back to new.. i use it all the time and it works....
I notice you have a lot of hail damaged cars,you must have some scary hail storms,never seen anything like that in the UK
Bread an butter money right there, good eye. Those suction cups things might pull some of those dents out a bit on the rear quarter and the front.
how far do you live from copart? i live 2 hours away from the auction place that i go to and weve got 5 cars from there and they all made it
Had a 1995 Volvo 850 drove it 500000 miles. Best car i ever had!
Change the timing belt. It may not hit the mileage recomended but it has over 6 Years. It may be dry-rotted.
That said this a pretty nice car you have there
1200 is a steal i love that car i wish i was close by and had 1200 bucks id buy it NOW
sexy car make sure u do the timing belt and oil seperator other than a few things the white blocks arent bad motors tho not as reliable as the redblock
Man luck is shining on you Keep it up
That Sentra is bad ass with a 6 speed, dang it be cool if you would of won it. You would sell it quick for big $$$ that 6 speed is highly desirable
Those volvo's are a pain in the ass to work on, but they run forever.
Pain in the ass? How come?