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Cars on the Street in Tokyo

LabelKing

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It was this sort of car:

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dpw

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please find that veryon you photographed, grab it, ship it to me....
 

LabelKing

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I like that next series of roadsters (W107) mostly because I drive one of them, but they are also quite elegant on their own merit.

Those W111 coupes are glorious.
 

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Originally Posted by Sprezzatura2010
I've always thought it would be a fun project to take an old Volvo 122 and turn it into a hot rod. What do you think the biggest engine that would fit under that hood? A Rover V8, maybe? A Nissan V6? Volvo's biturbo straight six?

I used to own a Volvo 1800e (which is basically a 122 with a different body). My father and I briefly contemplated dropping a Ford 289 into it, a la this guy. My mechanics at the time were keen on the project but then I went to university out of province and didn't have time to do it.
 

Nantucket Red

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Originally Posted by LabelKing
I like that next series of roadsters (W107) mostly because I drive one of them, but they are also quite elegant on their own merit.

Those W111 coupes are glorious.


Indeed, the coupes are glorious. I love that model and that era.

Here's more.

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The suicide doors are a nice touch.

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This is my favorite iteration of the convertible.
 

JetBlast

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Originally Posted by Nantucket Red

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This is my favorite iteration of the convertible.


+1. What a lovely car. Much nicer than my ungainly Ford Explorer.
 

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