1988 240DL FOR SALE IN MASSACHUSETTSl

Discussion in 'Volvo 240' started by Ed, Nov 25, 2006.

  1. Ed

    Ed Guest

    i've got a 1988 240 dl with 81000 miles, 15" virgo wheels, dunlop
    tires, extra set of 14 inch wheels and tires, auto, everything works,
    tack conversion, clock, run on syn for the last twenty-five thousand
    with no leaks, changed brake fluid, flushed trainy, replace
    differential oil, works perfectly. timing belt 50'000 miles. New amm at
    fifty. no rust, garaged. IPD sways, I PD exhaust, semi metallic shoes.
    I've got to sell this, i lost my license.

    ed
     
    Ed, Nov 25, 2006
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  2. Ed

    mjc Guest

    Be prepared for a shock. The price of used Volvos, especially
    from that era, has dropped like a stone in the last few years.
    Try to sell it to someone looking specifically for a 240, for a
    wife or kid. I was lucky to get $1495 for our maintained '88 a
    few weeks ago. If I were you I'd start at $2495, but quickly go
    to $1900. Make sure it's nice and shiny..
     
    mjc, Nov 26, 2006
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  3. Ed

    James Sweet Guest


    With only 81K on it though? If that car is as nice as it sounds, it
    should fetch quite a premium. There's a lot of average 240s out there,
    but really nice ones are scarce as hen's teeth.
     
    James Sweet, Nov 26, 2006
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  4. Ed

    mjc Guest


    If it's in mint condition, maybe. If it's just low mileage,
    in very good condition, then $2500 *is* quite a premium for a
    240, these days...
     
    mjc, Nov 26, 2006
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  5. Ed

    James Sweet Guest


    I didn't see a price quoted at all, I agree though that $2500 would have
    to be an exceptional example though I still see some late model 240s
    fetching more here, they're still in high demand and supplies are shrinking.
     
    James Sweet, Nov 27, 2006
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  6. Ed

    Mr. V Guest

    Post a detailed ad on craigslist.com, and also on the free IPD
    classified site.

    Include several photos.

    Run the craigslist ad in Vermont as well as Mass; lots of old hippies
    up there who understand and appreciate what you have.
     
    Mr. V, Nov 27, 2006
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