1962 Volvo 122s Amazon Sedan Project
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| Condition: | Used | Year: | 1963 |
| VIN : | 120504 | Mileage: | 100000 |
| Number of Cylinders: | 4 | Vehicle Title: | Clean |
| Body Type: | Sedan | Model: | 122 |
| Transmission: | Manual | Make: | Volvo |
| Drive Type: | RWD |
Atlanta, Georgia, United States
Vehicle description
I shoulda kept it in the garage. This was a nice little project "63. I got the motor running (I"ll link videos of it running with the choke pulled, and at idle), and had Professional Volvo Repair do the brakes. It was a nice little around town project; the floorboards were next on the list. Then I parked it outside to clean the garage. Didn"t take long for a Nissan Armada to back into it. That explains the creased door. There is a driver"s side door on right now, if you need one, While waiting on their insurance to cover that, someone broke out the front windows. My insurance told me to pound sand. Then someone broke out the rear windows, and pushed the roof down. I just couldn"t get forward momentum going, and the car sat there looking sad, and upsetting the neighbors. So I"m done. Oh, a Volvo enthusiast was kind enough to send me a set of front windows, which I still have. Volvo folks are great! I do have some more spare parts in the garage, I"ll try to get a picture of those. Otherwise, what you see is what you get. You could still make a nice little ratrod out of it (I was gonna fill those trim holes, lean in on the matte gray). Or use it for parts for your project. You"ll have to come get it, but it should easily go up on a tow bed (might have to pump up the tires, which you"ll be replacing anyway). Just like most cars this age, you"ll get a bill-of-sale.
I shoulda kept it in the garage, but I least I got to drive the wife around enough times to convince her that old cars can be fun. Now she"s after a mild late 60"s Mustang. So help me put a few dollars in the cool car jar. If you have questions about the car, need more pictures, etc, please do not wait until the last minute.
I shoulda kept it in the garage, but I least I got to drive the wife around enough times to convince her that old cars can be fun. Now she"s after a mild late 60"s Mustang. So help me put a few dollars in the cool car jar. If you have questions about the car, need more pictures, etc, please do not wait until the last minute.