Yes, depending where you are in NY and how far you are willing to drive. Harry's-U-Pull-It, West Hazelton, Pa. is my go to scrap yard. They have three locations, W. Hazelton, Allentown and Pennsburg. West Hazelton tends to have the deepest Volvo inventory. Parts are ridiculously cheap, but as the na...

Car came equipped with it. About as useful as having an ice scraper permanently mounted to the inside of your rear window.

Completely unobtrusive. You don't even know it's there. Go for it. Free up that console space.

Of course, the answer is "it depends." Are you in a mountainous area of Virginia that frequently gets a lot of snow? Do you have lots of experience driving in the snow? Are you a lead foot, or can you shift down and avoid sudden steering inputs and braking action while maintain a safe foll...

Were I in your shoes, I would look to find a used set of snows already mounted on wheels and use them through the winter (assuming you have some place to store a second set of wheels). Then pick up some new all season radials in the spring mounted on your existing wheels. You will definitely notice ...

For about another 2 Gs in catchup on deferred maintenance items you'll have a really great ride.

+1 on broken dash mounts.

Drop link in UK, I think.

My preferred hood transport method is on roof (roof rack required) with pool noodles and ratchet straps.

I've melted them out with a plumbing torch a couple times now (combined with some judicious drilling and use of the proper delta link removal tool). The secret is to heat the trailing arm around the delta link and not put the heat directly on the rubber -- unless you like flaming gobs of goo droppin...