Yes, we’re back on the Volvo kick. There’s no real reason for this beyond the fact that the forum I pull from has been Volvo-heavy recently. And well, this one’s a wagon. We all know wagons are cool again.
So, hit the jump to read about this 1998 Volvo V70 GLT.
The car apparently runs well and doesn’t burn oil (always nice). There are 178K miles on it. The seller says the oil has been changed every 5,000 miles and the pads, rotors, and tires are new. Also new are the front shocks, front upper shock mounts, and driver’s side CV shaft. The car has an Alpine head unit with Bluetooth.
The bad: The car has a bunch of minor dents and scrapes, a rip in a seat, non-working A/C, poor sunroof sealing, and a trouble code.
You can pick up this car in the suburbs of Chicago for $3,200.
[Images: Seller]
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