This next DT exclusive feature is a seller submission from DT regular Rene C who is offering his 1971 Volvo 1800ES (located in Grosse Ile, MI (Southern suburb of Detroit)) for a fantastic price that needs a few weekends to become your dream
schneewittchensarg. Buy it here before it gets picked up by those Wheeler Dealer boys, covered in hideous vinyl wrap, and sold for a healthy profit. More info directly from Rene:
Hello to the Daily Turismo collective, Today I have made an executive decision to sell my 1973 Volvo 1800ES. The CEO (wife) has rubber stamped my next automotive life direction. The price is $4500. I believe it is a SUPER deal compared to what I have seen in the market place.
Whatever happened to the convertible family sedan? Some of the earliest cars featured seating for a family of 5 (or 6) and little weather protection, and domestic convertibles were a staple of production in the 1950s/1960s, but sometime in the 1970s they faded out of style. Most available today are part of some luxury brand (and priced accordingly) but one of the only affordable convertibles from recent years is a regular at the Thrifty rental desk and straight outta Detroit. Find this 1998 Chrysler Sebring Convertible here on DT offered for $1k via seller submission from John T.
