1971 Volvo P180 E, not mine.

[Xander Wildeisen]

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/920343459688259/?ref=browse_tab

[Leif in Calif]

Interesting! These have grown better looking with each passing year, and (similar to the Ford Bronco, Porsche 911, and several other vehicles) there is company that will see you a reimagined one with all the modern HP and bells and whistles for big money ($500,00?) https://www.cyanracing.com/news/2020/09/02/revealing-the-volvo-p1800-cyan

[JamesR]

10 hours ago, Leif in Calif said:

Interesting! These have grown better looking with each passing year

I've always thought of these as Ferraris with tail fins. Of course, they're not, but that's how I've thought of them. I doubt the complete car runs, but you get an extra car for parts. For a very stylish AZ car like this with a parts car it might be a good price.

[Xander Wildeisen]

The price is a decent buy. These cars have gone up in popularity and value.

[rydersclassics]

Looks like a good buy.

 

It was Chevy truck that advertised "Like A Rock"! I have seen and owned very durable Volvo's when they are well loved.    

 

Had a neighbor who logged 1 million miles on his P1800 and remembered reading about Irv Gordon's record.

 

Always likes these, the P1900 ES Wagon has a special uniqueness in it's styling that I think is cool.   The PV444/544, 122's even the 142 series are bargains, and solid drives in my opinion. 

      

 

https://www.roadandtrack.com/car-culture/classic-cars/a25165860/irv-gordon-million-mile-volvo-p1800-obituary/

Edited January 30 by rydersclassics (see edit history)