Get your Yellow. You know you've always wanted one.






I have mine, for quite a few years now, she is my baby.
That is a very nice car. And, I know I am almost alone on this, but I think the sedan is the far better looking, compared to the wagon.
Not quite sure how that wagon thing took over ...

There are some pretty stupid prices for old Volvo's. But the market will always accommodate the most fooling buyer.
I mean, those are nice cars. But these 240's are at the point of being dinosaurs. Parts are getting quite hard to get, and even a lot of the independent shops are starting to shun them.

Not that far, true, but if it is shipped it is it probably another $800-1000

I had a two door in college, with a bad bash in the driver door.
She was ugly but I loved her.

I might be interested in this one if you were in Texas.

I would be interested in it for my parts stash.
I am in Texas. I am not sure how easily shippable that is. Maybe Greyhound, cheaper anyway

So badly treated, pretty sad. Was once a charming little blue car.
This would be an enormous amount of work, I hope someone takes it on. But I doubt it.

I had a 242T I wish I had never sold, and I had a 244, also sold. Then I moved to all 850's. There is a bit of a cult around 240's, and they are well made car, but they are dull looking, very heavy and very under-powered, especially in light of that bulk. I talked to my mechanic a few weeks ago and ...

I would love to buy another one, but i have put so much money into my 850 Turbo and my T5r that is just silly.
I don't regret any of it though. I love these cars.

I would like to say she is worth that price for you, but there is quite a bit of work to do there, and missing the original wheels, and a decent bit of bumps and scratches about the surface. I would say in this shape it is not worth more than about $1200, unless you happen upon the fanatic like I ...

I would like a 4.2 ECU please