I got a long ways to before I can do burnouts, but a guy can always dream, right? The work continues on the Hooligan build. Today we are focusing on the rear transmission mount and doing some HVAC planning.
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THE NATIONAL VOLVO SPORTS AMERICA BY-LAWS REQUIRE THAT ALL LOCAL CHAPTER MEMBERS ARE NATIONAL VSA CLUB MEMBERS. CURRENT ANNUAL DUES FOR VSA ARE $40.00/ANNUALLY
Currently, the local PSVSA membership is free as long as you hold a VSA membership.
US residents can get your membership at the link below and if you are renewing, you need your member ID which is seen to the right of the date on the same label.
The VSA club magazine is called VSA, and is published quarterly.
Feature articles include VSA national news and event coverage; local chapter news and events; technical articles pertaining to both mechanical repair and restoration of all out-of-production Volvo models; member classified ads; a listing of vendors that offer parts and/or service discounts to VSA members; and paid advertising for Volvo parts and service providers.
With the engine and ITB intakes in place, the hood clears. Barely!
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The work continues on the Hooligan Swede project.
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So, finally…with other projects out of the way, I can get started on the Hooligan project. For those who have even been near me, have heard me waxing on about this project. For reasons totally under my control, it was delayed…until now!
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Our Fall Swap Meet is scheduled for Sunday Sept 28th from 11:00 until 2:00pm Join us at the location of Juanita Park / 9703 Juanita Dr NE, Kirkland. Bring your spare Volvo parts to sell or swap. Open to all out of production Volvo owners! 
Sunday July 20th saw the annual classic car show take place in Hansville – just north of Kingston. Our club had eight Volvos in attendance and we all arrived together as the gates opened. Close to 90 cars registered to take part in the event. Breakfast was served to all registered car owners.
The Swedish Club in Seattle hosted our club’s 17th annual Swedish Car Show today. Honoring excellence in Swedish automotive design and engineering. A wonderful turn out of club members and people wanting to see these remarkable cars.
The coveted Best in Show Award was presented to Jonny Johansson. His 1967 122 Volvo wagon is exceptional. From the dash gauge cluster to the rear taillights – both custom fabricated by Jonny himself – it’s a wonderful looking example of this Volvo model.
