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Who Built It 120-130

posted by  yatoo on  Mon Jan 21 03:46 CST 2008
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Thanks for the reply to my question on Who built it. Thanks to Fredrick and all the rest of brickboard members Im learning more and more on the 69 and 70 122. Im very happy to have this 69. I can hardly wait for warm weather to continue on my interior resto. Go to Fredricks web site. He has posted pictures of this 122 on his picture gallery.
I think his last reply answered most of your questions.Volvo seemed to build products with small sutle changes during the production run I think when 1968 arrived they decided to end the 122 because of the changes they could see coming. Bumpers,Gas tanks, I think they wanted to let those great design products go out with style. 122 and 1800es are examples. Not end up looking like the beloved MGB. Ever seen those Black Bumpers? UGH.

John (YATOO) Thats the name my late wife gave our 210.






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