1979 Volvo 264 GLE V6 Auto

With its sought after 2.7-litre engine, this Volvo 264 is a real gem of a find. A ‘barn find’ car, it’ll need some work…

From the seller: “Very rare Volvo requiring restoration, hasn’t been on the road for at least 20 years! Sold as a non running restoration project. We have had the car running on a direct fuel feed.

4 former keepers and only 59,000 miles, a well worthwhile project, now benefiting from mot/tax exemption.

Paperwork includes new style v5 logbook, full book pack.

Will require some welding,”

More photos & details on eBay –> https://bit.ly/45RrEoC

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