Well, it appears that my 30-year love-hate relationship with Volvo is
finally over (for now). We just traded in the wife's '96 850 wagon on a new
Prius. Since the Toyota folks didn't seem to care too much about our trade
one way or the other, I pulled out the nearly new 6-disk changer before the
trade.

I bought the changer new from Volvo three years ago for $300. I believe
that it's made by Alpine and fits most Volvos with the factory wiring and
head unit 1995-2000 or so. I thought I'd try to sell it here before
resorting to Ebay.


$75 + shipping. including original packaging and one empty cartridge. Note
that your Volvo must be pre-wired for it (ours was).

--

-RL ('76 264, '76 262, '78 264, '87 240, '89 240, '96 850, '96 850, now
turning Japanese)

i think 75 is too high, but I think it's nasty to play negotiations
here...If you list it on E-bay please post here, and if you have sold it
good for you!


"newsgroups.comcast.net" <RLutwak@Comcast.net> wrote in message
news:j_2dneNYUs5MhlPYnZ2dnUVZ_o-knZ2d@comcast.com...
> Well, it appears that my 30-year love-hate relationship with Volvo is
> finally over (for now). We just traded in the wife's '96 850 wagon on a
> new Prius. Since the Toyota folks didn't seem to care too much about our
> trade one way or the other, I pulled out the nearly new 6-disk changer
> before the trade.
>
> I bought the changer new from Volvo three years ago for $300. I believe
> that it's made by Alpine and fits most Volvos with the factory wiring and
> head unit 1995-2000 or so. I thought I'd try to sell it here before
> resorting to Ebay.
>
>
> $75 + shipping. including original packaging and one empty cartridge.
> Note that your Volvo must be pre-wired for it (ours was).
>
> --
>
> -RL ('76 264, '76 262, '78 264, '87 240, '89 240, '96 850, '96 850, now
> turning Japanese)
>
>
>