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Volvo 122s page updated, finally...

posted by  justin on  Fri Feb 8 03:32 CST 2002
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I've built a 122 with D-jet. It's a great novelty and generally runs well, but was really more work than it was worth. I should have built something really fast for all that effort. Perhaps once it's sorted and running at its best I'll feel differently, but all I can do is kick myself for not putting in a B23FT or a V8 or something like that. I still love it, though, even if it's not the fastest.

- Justin
70 1800E
66 122E

PS. The pic was the first time the engine ever fired up. Literally. What you can't see in the picture is my jumping around like a giddy child. That was a good day, for sure.





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