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Brake options 120-130

posted by  lee on  Mon Feb 5 11:27 CST 2007
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The 122 wagon you are looking at must be an early one, my 65 came with front disc brakes. If you choose to buy it there are several of us who can supply you with the parts to convert to front discs. Any 122 sedan or wagon will do as a donor.

As for fun factor, the 122 is at least the equal of the 1800ES. With a little attention to the suspension it will handle better than a ES.

BTW e and ES brakes are the same as 140 brakes, only when you say they're for a 140 they cost less ;<)
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Lee 75 244 (80k original miles) 79 242 65 220 project






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