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145 weight balance? 140-160

posted by  vvpete on  Sun Mar 20 06:54 CST 2005
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I may be more correct in the total length, as it does look like the wheelbase was not streched like the body was.
I know that when my brother had a '74 144, and side- by-side to my 68 144 were different. He was hit along the passenger rear quarter and rear door and needed door and q-panel. The 68 rear doors were shorter ( he could only use dors from late 73-74), as well as the quarter panels. I found the rear quarters were an exact match to a '75-78 240, and the chassis was nearly the same using the later 240 exhaust and gas tank arrangement. The strech for the 74 had very close relations to the 240.
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'89 245 Sportwagon, '04 V70 2.5T Sportwagon






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