1966 Volvo 122s, Great Condition, No Reserve on 2040-cars
Winchester, Massachusetts, United States
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It's with a heavy heart that we list our beloved Volvo 122s. Growing up in Scandinavia, the 122s was the first car I ever drove, and I've loved it ever since. This is the real Swedish steel, and this car is no exception. The car is a daily driver that turns heads everywhere it goes. I would rank the exterior as 7.5/10 and the interior as 9/10 with black leather seats. There are some minor scratches, a couple of cosmetic rust bubbles, and the chrome could be shinier here and there. Full paint job within last 10 years. No structural rust. We bought this car from an older lady in California several years ago and used it as a daily driver until this winter. With our family growing, we needed an a larger wheel drive as our second car, and the Amazon was put into storage. 6 months later, she started right up without any hesitation and drives like a charm. Has a hitch and great sound in the sound system, with 6x9 speakers in the rear. Great for cruising. The odometer stopped working a while ago, but it's safe to assume that it has hundreds of thousands of miles, as it should. Both the previous owner and I serviced the car regularly. Since we don't use her as much as she deserves, we've decided to pass this wonderful vehicle on to someone who has the time to fully appreciate her. This is such a fun car, we're very sad to see it go. The vehicle is sold as is, no warranty in any way. Vehicle is located in Winchester, MA, but we can ship anywhere in the world. As great as this car is, we don't recommend driving it cross country after acquiring it, as we have not driven her no long distances recently. Buyer pays for shipping. |
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