greg@isrnix.UUCP (Gregory Travis) (02/03/86)
Does anyone know the address'/particulars of any Volvo clubs in America?
I'm looking for parts for my 1970 145s - specifically rubber mouldings.
Volvo claims not to have the rubber door mouldings, nor panels in
stock any more. This is very nice, since it's only now that the 16 year
old rubber is beginning to bite it. Any help in locating these parts
would be appreciated. Also, does anyone know how long mechanical
parts for B20 engines, M40/41 transmissions, etc. are going to be
available? Are they still manufacturing them, or is it all just
inventory now?
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Gregory R. Travis
Institute for Social Research - Indiana University - Bloomington, In
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{pur-ee,allegra,qusavx}!isrnix!gregawr@teddy.UUCP (02/07/86)
In article <689@isrnix.UUCP> greg@isrnix.UUCP (Gregory Travis) writes: >Does anyone know the address'/particulars of any Volvo clubs in America? Hemmings' Vintage Auto Almanac lists two: VOLVO CLUB OF AMERICA PO Box 710 Durham, NH 03824 WASHINGTON VOLVO CLUB 5300 Yorktown Road Bethesda, MD 20816 >I'm looking for parts for my 1970 145s - specifically rubber mouldings. They also list the following parts source: VOLUPARTS, INC. 751 Trabert Avenue NW Atlanta, GA 30318 (404) 352-3402 Hope this helps! AWR
tim@ur-cvsvax.UUCP (Tim Takahashi) (02/26/86)
> Does anyone know the address'/particulars of any Volvo clubs in America? > > I'm looking for parts for my 1970 145s - specifically rubber mouldings. > Volvo claims not to have the rubber door mouldings, nor panels in > stock any more. This is very nice, since it's only now that the 16 year > old rubber is beginning to bite it. Any help in locating these parts > would be appreciated. Also, does anyone know how long mechanical > parts for B20 engines, M40/41 transmissions, etc. are going to be > available? Are they still manufacturing them, or is it all just > inventory now? > > -- > Gregory R. Travis > Institute for Social Research - Indiana University - Bloomington, In > ihnp4!inuxc!isrnix!greg > {pur-ee,allegra,qusavx}!isrnix!greg F.Y.I. you should try calling I.P.D. in Portland,Oregon. They are a cross between a speed shop and a warehouse for old Volvos. Also, you can give Access Antiques and Classics, on Norton St, Rochester, NY a call - this place is an old lumberyard that stocks innumerable numbers of old Volvo's.