i am trying to fix up my 1991 240. 289,000 miles on it.- is it worth it?
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Asked by Thomas Oct 16, 2009 at 11:32 PM about the 1991 Volvo 240

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

i love 240's. its my second 1 and i do not want to get rid of it but it needs so much work and i dont know if i should just dump money into it

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Blake answered 14 years ago

What repairs are actually needed? And at sub 300k, your car is still a baby!

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Simon answered 14 years ago

Does it still drive ok ? If it does then keep it. I think they are great cars.

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Sean answered 14 years ago

i have an 85 with 99% rusted rocker pannels and i had to patch the floor behind the front seat, if you dont have those problems then its definatly worth keeping it to fix it autopartswarehouse.com is a good website for parts

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Julia answered 14 years ago

GL's r awesome and last for ages. use fairly good quality parts and ur sweet its how my car's been goin and i've got it at 737,000 km's totally worth it

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Christopher answered 13 years ago

My general rule with any car is if its not rusting, then fix it up. Volvo 240s last forever regardless.

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