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1967 Volvo 122 project

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dan 13-Aug-2015 16:20
I live in the united states I wanted to know how you got your car so low.I want to do the same to my 67 amazon.
dan 13-Aug-2015 16:19
Just wanted to know what you used to get the car lower.I like that look.
dan 13-Aug-2015 16:19
Just wanted to know what you used to get the car lower.I like that look.
dan 13-Aug-2015 16:19
Just wanted to know what you used to get the car lower.I like that look.
dan 13-Aug-2015 16:19
Just wanted to know what you used to get the car lower.I like that look.
dan 13-Aug-2015 16:19
Just wanted to know what you used to get the car lower.I like that look.
dan 13-Aug-2015 16:19
Just wanted to know what you used to get the car lower.I like that look.
pbatecsona30-Oct-2012 11:09
Outstanding ressource. Do you have some more ?
Guest 01-May-2012 18:11
i had a 1967 122s twin carbs. best car i ever onwned. drove from ny to mexico city to california to ny, engine nver burnt oil. front end was a bit sensitve.
mikejr11-Jan-2009 01:12
I got the floor pans from www.scandcar.com
Marc 30-Nov-2008 14:37
I always make my own. It's just a sheet of 1 mm steel, you can add the reinforcement ribs before or after you weld them in. Put some support under the pan and hammer the thing into shape.
The alternative (and traditional) method is to put the sheet in a large sandpit and hammer away.
I was looking for B18 pictures in original state, yours look good.
George DuBose 01-Oct-2008 16:06
I live in Germany, I am restoring my 1976 122 Station wagon. I need new floor pans all around. I am trying to find some NOS or I will have to make my own.

What are you doing about your floor pans?
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