The next car is located under a car cover at an RV storage lot, so it breaks the advice that you should never buy a car from storage...but this next car appears to have up-to-date license plate stickers and a reasonable asking price. Find this 1968 Volvo 122S Amazon offered for $3000 in San Diego, CA via craigslist.
From the seller:
1968 volvo 122s
cylinders: 4 cylinders
fuel: gas
title status: clean
transmission: manual
type: coupe
-1968 Volvo 122s
-2 door coupe
-Manual Transmission
- Car starts and Run
- currently registered
-I have too many projects and need to sell this
** Car is in storage. Showing by appointment only(M-Thur 11-1230)
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Cool old car, but not as cool as the Volvo 544...
ReplyDeleteThis car has a lot going for it. '68 the best year to get, headrests, and dual master cylinder brakes. Still has the dual carbs. Love this color. Manual trans, do not see the overdrive lever, but see a switch on the dash. I prefer the wagons but this sedan looks very tempting.
ReplyDeleteMajor extra points for not having rear doors! I like this car a lot, especially in Swedish Racing Green w/ saddle interior :) Is it me or is this a really good candidate to make a driveable survivor. No new paint, just make it mechanically sound and drive it everywhere.
ReplyDeleteThumbs up!
DeleteI support this message. I like it so much, I bought the company.
I, for one, welcome our new doggie-avatar'd over... um... which company was that, Z?
DeleteSpatula City, of course
DeleteOoh, at 0:33, a car quiz! Dynasty, Ford truck, 244, Escort, Malibu, Chevette maybe, MB 280SEL?, Firebird. What do I win? Floor wax? Dessert topping?
DeleteNot only do you win a floor wax that doubles as a dessert topping, you also win batteries and land in Montana.
DeleteMontana! I’ll be a dental floss tycoon! Yippee-ki-yay, and so forth.
DeleteYou sure you didn't want those batteries?
DeleteNah, I'll take Montana -- just me and the pygmy pony over by the dental floss bush...
DeleteIf it's not rusty , buy it!
ReplyDeleteI had a '67 for years in 1975 and drove it everywhere. It's a SAFE old car which makes it better as a driver.
I've had 8 old Volvos since. They are so easy to keep and use.
I had a '64 with the B18 engine. I had lots of mechanical trouble with it and the rocker panels were rusting (Michigan winters and this was 1972). It had some of the most comfortable seats I've ever had in a car.
ReplyDeleteGreat body style, might want to open the door so we could see the interior dude.
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