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Any use to anyone? - TheOriginalMrP - 11 Jan 2008 Recognise this?? http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/1985-Volvo-760_W0 ... dZViewItem Would it be of much use for parts? It's pretty low miles..... or are there too many differences to make it viable? - Barson - 12 Jan 2008 the whole car looks in pretty good nick. and someone whose took a picture of the engine bay - novelty! Don't know if Chris Williams is still doing Volvo builds. he might be interested. - Guinney1971 - 12 Jan 2008 its got a Bedfordshire/Hertfordshire (Luton VRO) registration, and the dealer sticker in the back window for Pillings Volvo who are still going I believe (I'll take my anorak off now! lol ) The car looks in nice condition tbh, would be a shame to break it. - Chris Williams - 12 Jan 2008 Barson Wrote:the whole car looks in pretty good nick. Only to keep my own car on the road!!! This would be the easiest and cheapest way of doing what I did to mine, As thats basically what I put in to my engine B28E Pistons/cams & fuelling. It would be interesting to know what the stock output of a B28E is. I seem to remember someone telling me once, but I have forgot now, I think it was about 160 hp Chris. BTW,I have two spare engines and the parts to make nearly another as it :roll: is - Barson - 12 Jan 2008 oops. ![]() i was going to ask, is the volvo lover crank casing the same as a delorean's? - Chris Williams - 12 Jan 2008 Barson Wrote:oops. Hi Clearly I'm not the expert on these engines, however the only difference that I could see in the block were different water drain plugs and no oil pressure gauge, however there was a blanking plug to remove to fit. The lower crank case/sandwich plate along with the sump were both completely different but interchangeable, as I understand they were all slightly different depending on what application the engine was used for. I still think it's probably the cheapest way to go to get more power, although in my case I had to due to a duff block, just wish I could finish it off with a performance exhaust and a rolling road session. Chris Although I do agree with Claire it does not look to bad a car, it would be nice to buy it as a run about for a year or so and then use the engine if required. They are dissapearing fast and at least the fuelling&dizzy is a very good starting point to upgrade our engines. - TheOriginalMrP - 12 Jan 2008 Actually, you guys may be right. I might have a bid on this, because it looks like with minimal work, it could be a nice old barge to do some other shows in. The seller must be confident it would pass an MOT, so it can't be dog rough. ![]() - TheJoyofSix - 13 Jan 2008 "Chris Williams Wrote:It would be interesting to know what the stock output of a B28E is. I seem to remember someone telling me once, but I have forgot now, I think it was about 160 hp 155bhp @ 5700rpm 173lb ft @ 3000rpm CR 9.5:1 - Tourettes Tony - 13 Jan 2008 i would buy it just for engine and gearbox besides they will never be a classic IMO TT - Chris Williams - 13 Jan 2008 TheJoyofSix Wrote:[ Thanks, If Stuart and I ever get the oppertunity and cash to get on a rolling road it will be a good reference point. Chris - Guinney1971 - 13 Jan 2008 Tourettes Tony Wrote:i would buy it just for engine and gearbox besides they will never be a classic IMO TT lol, ah well each to their own I guess ![]() Loving the Cat Weasel avatar btw! :wink: - Tourettes Tony - 13 Jan 2008 fanks claire thats my ole mate Graham Chapman from a least well known offshoot of monty python,a film called yellowbeard :lol: TT |