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Jason Williard

I have a 240 DL Wagon that has a few parts that I would like to replace.
The biggest part, the driver seat, is broken in several places, but manages
to sit upright. I would like to replace the seat, but don't want to spend a
lot of money for one. What would you recommend as a way for me to get ahold
of a new seat?

Thanks,
Jason Williard
 
Jason said:
I have a 240 DL Wagon that has a few parts that I would like to
replace. The biggest part, the driver seat, is broken in several
places, but manages to sit upright. I would like to replace the
seat, but don't want to spend a lot of money for one. What would you
recommend as a way for me to get ahold of a new seat?

Thanks,
Jason Williard
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A scrap yard / car breakers / dismantlers......... mines gone too. I was
offered ALL the seats for a 240GL Estate for £65 delivered from an online
used parts search engine.

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What would you recommend as a way for me >to get ahold of a new seat?
In the SF Bay Area, there was a pair on Craigslist. I don't remember the price
it was last week. I recommend a wrecking yard. There are a lot of 240's there
in my area.
 
Jason Williard said:
I have a 240 DL Wagon that has a few parts that I would like to replace.
The biggest part, the driver seat, is broken in several places, but manages
to sit upright. I would like to replace the seat, but don't want to spend a
lot of money for one. What would you recommend as a way for me to get ahold
of a new seat?

Thanks,
Jason Williard
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Where are you? There's a lot of seats at junkyards, also what year is the
car? The pre-'86 seats are a bit easier to find, though generally a bit
ratty.
 
Jason Williard said:
I'm in the Portland, Oregon area. The car is a 87.
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That should be a breeze, Portland is swarming with older Volvos, the IPD
swap meet is coming up in a few weeks too. You could also drive up to south
Olympia to visit Pick A Part, they always have a number of Volvos.
 
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