Wagon Stoke

[54-46]

$14.5k now.

Gonna give the dude crap.

[Jumper Bones]

My 240 wagon is lowered. Handles like a dream.

[CHAIR_97]

At risk of losing mag status I'm not really a wagon guy but saw this sweet Volvo at a gas station in Drummond MT.Attachment 379730

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Hundred spokes ...lol

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[basinbeater]

https://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/cto...348668099.html
Well sorted e46 manual wagon, anyone? 88K miles. $10K price.

No sport package. Would not bang.

sent from Utah.

[JimmyCarter]

Hundred spokes ...lol

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Between the sag and the wheel selection, I’m desperately hoping that thing has gone full low rider.

[MontuckyFried]

Between the sag and the wheel selection, I’m desperately hoping that thing has gone full low rider.

Yeah. Not gonna lie. I'm somewhat intrigued by the thought of a Volvo wagon lowrider. Would certainly be unique!

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[Aldo]

Still wondering about that skeleton/chuckie doll riding bitch in there


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[BmillsSkier]

My 240 wagon is lowered. Handles like a dream.

You can’t just say that without a pic.

[JimmyCarter]

[refried]

My 240 wagon is lowered. Handles like a dream.

Mine is raised in the back 1" with overload springs, with sway bars and Bilstein's it handles better than you'd think.

[BmillsSkier]

Mine is raised in the back 1" with overload springs, with sway bars and Bilstein's it handles better than you'd think.

Fuck that’s straight porn.

[bagtagley]

At risk of losing mag status I'm not really a wagon guy but saw this sweet Volvo at a gas station in Drummond MT.Attachment 379730

I don’t like the wheels, but otherwise, that’s gorgeous. Love the old single rounds.

[JayPowHound]

Catching up on the thread. Sad to read the death of Buster's S4.

We recently bought a 2001 VW Eurovan pop-top so now I need to decide what to do with our semi-wagon. 2004 X3 with the rare 6spd manual. We won't really use it much and I paid peanuts for it, but I sure will miss that buttery smooth 6spd ZF box and inline 6. If I am keeping an "old" car we barely use I'd rather it be a E46 325Xi Touring 6spd. That's a car I'd keep the next 30 years as my "vintage" ride. In the end we bike commute more than anything else now and the van is now the family adventure mobile that's going to need constant care and feeding.

Congrats on the Euro.. I had a '93 through college, lots of good times in that thing. Ended up driving it cross country VT > 4 Corners region > San Diego > Washington (Dead @ the Gorge in '04) then sold it in Oregon and flew home. Awesome ride and a great trip, although we did blow up the transmission near Omaha and get stuck for almost a week waiting for a new one...

[MontuckyFried]

Mine is raised in the back 1" with overload springs, with sway bars and Bilstein's it handles better than you'd think.

Refried wins. Flawless victory.

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[Buster Highmen]

The Wolwo
The Boat
Old Reliable (with a mossy 92 Corolla alltrac lurking behind)
The replacement s4

All manuals.

[CHAIR_97]

Yeah. Not gonna lie. I'm somewhat intrigued by the thought of a Volvo wagon lowrider. Would certainly be unique!

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Quick story. In high school at lunch I'm walking across the street and notice this Volvo (same vintage different color) hopping all over the place like it had hydraulics. Took me about 10 seconds to see the trees swaying to figure out something was going on finally realizing it was an earthquake with the sound of cracking and falling Terra cotta from the school's facade.



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[3s]

I had 2 wagons and miss them both
1989 chevy cavalier
My beloved "Little Red Wagon"
I dont think she ever let me down
Ran lots of drugs in her
She looked like something you borrowed from grandma

My 2005 SRX
Awd supercharged v6
I ran her for a few years in tahoe with studded tires

[Jumper Bones]

You can’t just say that without a pic.

Currently on the road (in my S60R) but I'll be home in a couple days and I'll work on it.

But, I did iPd lowering springs, sway bars, new bushings all over, lower chassis tie braces, strut reinforcement plates, strut tower brace, panhard rod, Koni adjustable shocks, 17" Pegasus R wheels, and I think 215/45R17 Michelins.

I just got my parents' 89 740 turbo wagon last fall, and I hope to do all those suspension mods to it as well. It's a stick and with the turbo it's pretty zippy.

I think the 240 looks pretty fantastic lowered in general. Would love to get a new version of my first car, a 242GT.

[shirk]

Refried wins. Flawless victory.

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So no Macan? Love the full collection of wagons.

[BmillsSkier]

I had 2 wagons and miss them both
1989 chevy cavalier
My beloved "Little Red Wagon"
I dont think she ever let me down
Ran lots of drugs in her
She looked like something you borrowed from grandma

My 2005 SRX
Awd supercharged v6
I ran her for a few years in tahoe with studded tires

Love the rubber on that Chevy. Was that thing FWD?

[fatnslow]

Love the rubber on that Chevy. Was that thing FWD?

Cadavalier FWD . Bringing back bad memories of my youth of being seen in that POS. Truly the dark days of the american industry where EVERY Cavalier/Cimaron had a rack/pinion leaked like a sieve at bout 60-70K miles and in the junk yard by 90K.

[BmillsSkier]

Cadavalier FWD . Bringing back bad memories of my youth of being seen in that POS. Truly the dark days of the american industry where EVERY Cavalier/Cimaron had a rack/pinion leaked like a sieve at bout 60-70K miles and in the junk yard by 90K.

The Heartbeat of America.

[Mofro261]

V O L V O

[fatnslow]

The Heartbeat of America.

I think the Cavalier was GM's response to the K-car so you know it was tip to tail top shelf.

[BmillsSkier]

I think the Cavalier was GM's response to the K-car so you know it was tip to tail top shelf.

How they went from that to the Lumina Family is truly something.