Truly amazing !

And I like driving around golf courses as well. Who needs a golf cart when you've got an 850 ?

Wow! Beautiful car and you are right, your steering wheel is on the wrong side!

Neil.

I am extremely jealous of that paint quality.

I love hearing this type of history and the fact that you have it is awesome!

Neil.

Years ago when we were still in Scotland we had the Scottish Volvo Club, this is the sort of car I would love to see.

Neil.

Oh wow, that's every bit as fantastic as the top side! Turpentine is an interesting choice. It's not used much in the us anymore. I did make a homemade oil and wax rust proofed out of it o ce though. I liked the smell. I'll see if that lanolin product is available here. Lanolin is also not used a lo...

Wow, quite impressive! Definitely getting some garage envy. I know Fluid Film is very popular in the US and is lanolin based. Seems to work very good. I undercoated my S70 the past fall in my driveway. Honestly, would not recommend unless you have a lift. Was not worth crawling around on my back for...

Very impressive. Looks brand new! Very jealous of that. I’ve coated underside of cars in Waxoil before. Purely because I didn’t have a lift and it came in a spray can.

https://www.matthewsvolvosite.com/forums/download/file.php?id=78779 That's a lovely wagon. Though Scotland has the steering wheel on the wrong side, they didn't manage to reverse the fan blade direction on the passenger's side Columba wheels. Am I the only one with right side fan blades going in th...

I'm guessing they were fitted on the diesels to help keep the heat in. Not sure what other benefits/downsides they might have on a gas engine. Will probably slightly improve aerodynamics and fuel economy. I'd sprits some rust preventer into those new holes if you live it one of those salty climates.