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Re: SPOTTED: cheap 360 GLT (?) in southern Germany
Posted: 16 Jan 2013 03:00 pm
by TheUglyDuckling
Hi guys,
I bought that car. My first car in the late 90s was a 1985 365 GLT, and selling it left me with a 360-shaped hole in my life...which has just been filled again
I'm still not sure whether it's a GLT or not.

It's got the B200F, and most of the signs are there that say GLT. I don't think it's been upgraged either, the only owner from new turned 88 last year, and somehow that's not the right age bracket. I also visited the dealership where the car had been bought back in 87 (unfortunately the salesperson has retired long ago) and checked the history. The mileage (85 TKM) is genuine, and during the last years the car had only been registered during the summer. Last Oil Change at the dealer's was in 2005 at 81 TKM, and the little paper thingy is still under the bonnet.
So, if any of you knows a faultless 360 GLT-giveaway - let me know! Haven't had a chance to have a look at the suspension yet.
Well, that's it for now. Guess I'll be talking to you soon.
Flo
Re: SPOTTED: cheap 360 GLT (?) in southern Germany
Posted: 16 Jan 2013 03:04 pm
by trabitom99
Congratulations Flo, and welcome to V3M
I'm convinced it's a GLT, if it's a German-market car. As you say on volvo-forum.de, even the interior light delay relay and the black headlining is there. All the details except alloys and rear hatch are correct.
If I were you I'd look out for a MkIII rear spoiler, and some 14" "Columbia" alloys (both quite common, possibly on Marktplaats.nl?) and some proper decals for the rear hatchback.
Cheers
Tom
Re: SPOTTED: cheap 360 GLT (?) in southern Germany
Posted: 16 Jan 2013 03:25 pm
by TheUglyDuckling
Thx Tom! Guess I'll have to show you the car one day
The registration documents say it's not an import, so I'll have to check the suspension...
Also thanks for the links, I'll definetly be on the lookout for a rear spoiler. I am not so sure about the wheels - I like columbias, but I intend to upgrade the brakes and don't know yet how to, or what the minimum size fo the wheels will be when I'm done. I intend to use that little gem on this year's Volvo Trophy on the Nordschleife, so some changes will be made - but no shedding

! I also intend to keep that car for longer - and I have a huge dislike for rusty cars.
Cheers,
Flo
Re: SPOTTED: cheap 360 GLT (?) in southern Germany
Posted: 16 Jan 2013 03:57 pm
by trabitom99
If you want to have it road legal in Germany, you'll have to be a little careful. 14" Leos / Pollux / Columbia are in theory the largest you're allowed to fit without an "ABE" for them. I've been on the lookout for original documentation from companies like Haas (15"), but no luck so far
Apart from Marktplaats, check out the V3C's website:
http://v3c.nl/advertenties.php?categorie=Onderdelen
There are some 14" wheels for sale here:
http://v3c.nl/advertenties.php?adid=4995
http://v3c.nl/advertenties.php?adid=5099
See also this post:
http://www.volvo300mania.com/forum-uk/v ... =5&t=10327
for aftermarket V300 parts suppliers ...
Cheers
Tom
Re: SPOTTED: cheap 360 GLT (?) in southern Germany
Posted: 16 Jan 2013 04:26 pm
by MCHUDD
Hi mate and welcome.
Looks like you got yourself a realy nice car. Good luck.
Cheers Mark.

Re: SPOTTED: cheap 360 GLT (?) in southern Germany
Posted: 16 Jan 2013 04:42 pm
by Chris_C
Surely B200F, interior light delay and black headlining (darker carpet too) will be a certain on GLT. Good buy

Re: SPOTTED: cheap 360 GLT (?) in southern Germany
Posted: 25 Mar 2013 11:54 am
by vØlvØfreak
Re: SPOTTED: cheap 360 GLT (?) in southern Germany
Posted: 25 Mar 2013 02:06 pm
by MCHUDD
Hi all.
Just re read this thread. I think we all need to get out more
Cheers Mark.
