Breaking 1966 2 Door 131 Amazon

[billibob1980]

Breaking a 1966 2 door Volvo 131

Drivers side (off side) wing poorly painted matt black. A bit scabby, some surface rust but looks nice and solid. Will require rub down, (filling?) and painting

Front panel. Poorly painted in Grey primer. A bit scabby, some surface rust but looks nice and solid. Will require rub down, (filling?) and painting

Passengers door in red, complete with glass and chrome work. I bit of rust underneath, Paint work poor.

Drivers door in red, complete with glass and chrome work. rusty underneath and rust coming through on the lower front of the door. Looks like it has all been skimmed with filler before but is cracking off and bubbling. Im sure it will go again but will need a lot of work.

Bonnet. Poorly painted in matt black. The inner front edge in pretty rotten however the rest looks pretty solid. Will require rub down, (filling?) and painting

Boot. Poorly painted matt black. Looks solid enough. Will require rub down, (filling?) and painting

2 Door Rolling shell. Painted in red, grey primer, matt black and rust streaks… Drivers side rear arch is rotten but I have a new panel for that, a couple of small 10p size holes in the floor and a bit crusty / holed in the lower inner arches. The underside looks pretty solid. Comes with rear axle complete (no springs or dampers) ratio unknown, front axle (again no springs or dampers) Brakes but no steering box etc. there are no panels attached. Comes With V5

Good steering box and idler.

Good 2 Door exhaust

Rear opening glass with chrome frames

Rear windscreen / window glass

Black rear seat. Will clean up well. Not mint but very good.

Black front seats. Both in poor condition

Various small other bits that I will update.

All parts are in Tewkesbury Gloucestershire. However I travel to Leamington Spa 3 – 4 Nights a week so can take parts that way with me (Except the shell)

I am open to offers. However no stupid offers please.

I have no engine or gearbox for this car.

I will try and get pictures up soon

Cheers

Richard