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Front End for 122s 120-130

posted by  Oliver on  Wed Jan 8 01:05 CST 2003
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Zach,

Sorry to hear about your grandfathers misfortune. Don't give up hope, there are quite a few 122's around that you can get the parts from. I know there are some folks in New Mexico and Texas that have 122's so they are out there. Try the local junk yards. Take a picture of a 122S with you for identification purposes and you might be suprized to find that the junk yards "know" where one is.

One other possibility is E-Bay. It may not be close by, but parts and cars are sold everyday. Look under E-Bay Motors/Parts and accessories, and search "Volvo 122".

If all else fails - new parts are available from a number of sources around the country.

Good luck and I hope your Grandfather's Volvo is successfully restored.

Oliver
1966 1800S






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