Hello from a Florida Sugga Owner

Hello My name is Cindy and i live in Florida kneed some help from Any Sugga specialists Please i'm from Florida and have a Sugga i need to either restore or to part out. I love this site and have been reading on your site for awhile.I'm trying to figure out if this is going to be a impossible thing.The Sugga i purchased was was in poor condition .I dismounted the body and had a local welder who does restoration work rebuild the rotted sections had lots of work done on the motor which is a b36 motor and had lots of small things done to it then for several reasons just stopped now i'm at a standstill the motor and tranny are great but need to get some help as far as brakes i need to ask is there anyone with the correct bosch brake cylinder reservoir number and also need a new carb i was told a valiant carb might work i have so many parts i have ready but am so far, from finishing this any help would be greatly appreciated.
I thought about just parting it all out but i so hate the thought of destroying a part of history this is a amazing vehicle but letting it sit and rot isn't doing it any good so My husband said to try to ask for a little help from some enthusiasts.Thank You

Welcome to the site. I have always like the looks of a Sugga, but have no working knowledge of them. I moved you thread to the Volvo section and hopefully you will get some input.
http://www.volvosugga.org/ and his Blog http://www.volvosugga.org/Site/Volvo-Sugga-Restoration-Blog/Volvo-Sugga-Restoration-Blog.html

Hi Cindy,

Just seen this post I am a Sugga owner from Britain there are about three of four of us over here, did you resolve your problem? or are you selling it off for parts? I have posted before in the other resto thread….

Adam

Welcome from Lake Charles La. cool looking truck.Al

Hello and Welcome from Amsterdam!













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Life isn`t hard to manage when you`ve nothing to lose.
Kind regards,Uneesas Diceus

Sorry but Cindy only posted once in 2014 but hello's are a nice thing to do. I like Amsterdam's open minded thinking.