deano1 wrote: 11 Dec 2017, 04:14 Anybody know the lucky bastard who gave her a new home?

It's still for sale, I ended the eBay auction early.

PM me if you're interested.

It is now up for auction.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/2000-Volvo-S70- ... fl&vxp=mtr

I've listed the car...

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Please only serious inquiries. Only 75 of these vehicles were imported, probably only a few dozen or less remain. Vehicle is in good condition for it's age, obviously it's not perfect.

This has zero rust, and the paint still shines. AC is ice cold (I did perform ...

For a 1999 you could get 4500-5000 if the ETB and timing belt are up to date - selling to a Volvo enthusiast obviously.

Jim caught the clutch and AC, which are $2000 and $1000 plus jobs, respectively

I have a standing offer of 3500 from my local Volvo guy for mine and it isn't perfect (strong ...

I only want to sell if I can get what I believe it's worth (not KBB), which is somewhere north of $4000.


What's the difference between "what it's worth" and what buyers will pay for it? It's probably $4000 well-spent to a buyer, but you'd have to find someone to actually pay that for it to be ...

I'm considering selling my 2000 s70 T5m, and was wondering how sought after these cars actually are. I know there were only 75 imported, and I'm just assuming that only half are still around (probably less?). The car is in good condition for it's age, has 150,000 miles, and is a completely ...