HAGERTY 1967 Moody Mustang That Was Smuggled Instructions

: September 6, 2024
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1967 Moody Mustang That Was Smuggled
Product Information
Specifications
Description
Vehicle Valuation Report
1 Concours condition: $43,700
2 Excellent condition: $32,200
3 Good condition: $21,400*
4 Fair condition: $12,100
Engine Types
Body Styles
Publication Date: 08/26/2024
Product Usage Instructions
Condition Classification
FAQ
Q: What are the available body styles for the 1967 Volvo
Q: What is the engine type and horsepower of the 1967 Volvo

1967 Moody Mustang That Was Smuggled

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Product Information

Specifications

Model: 1967 Volvo 122S
Body Style: 2dr Sedan
Engine: 4-cyl. 1778cc/95hp 2x1bbl SU

Description

Enthusiasts who immediately imagine boxy 1970s designs when they
hear the name Volvo might be surprised to learn upon first look
that the 122 is in fact a Volvo design. The car, otherwise known as
the Amazon, has a rather pleasing and rounded look to it not unlike
some American cars of the early 1950s. There is even something
vaguely Italianate about the car’s front, looking not unlike an
Alfa Romeo sedan of the 1950s.

Available body-styles consisted of a two-door sedan, a four-door
sedan, and a wagon. The most interesting variant is the rare 123GT.
And while most credit BMW with the invention of the sport sedan,
the 123GT of 1967 pre-dated the Bimmer. Unlike most manufacturers
of the day, Volvo actually paid some attention to rust-proofing,
although cars in the salt-belt hardly proved immune to the tin
worm. Amazons have reasonable parts availability, though mechanical
bits are far easier to source than trim, and they are durable and
entertaining entry-level classics.

Vehicle Valuation Report

1 Concours condition: $43,700

2 Excellent condition: $32,200

3 Good condition: $21,400*

4 Fair condition: $12,100

Engine Types

4-cyl. 1778cc/95hp 2x1bbl SU

Body Styles

2dr Sedan
4dr Sedan
4dr Station Wagon

Publication Date: 08/26/2024

Product Usage Instructions

Condition Classification

1 Concours: Best in the world, perfectly clean, groomed down

to tire treads, mirror-like surfaces.
2 Excellent: Could win a local or regional show, excellent

paint, chrome, glass, and finishes.
3 Good: Drive and run well but not used for daily

transportation, might have some incorrect parts.
4 Fair: Daily drivers with visible flaws like pitting chrome

or imperfect paintwork.

FAQ

Q: What are the available body styles for the 1967 Volvo

122S?

A: The available body styles are 2dr Sedan, 4dr Sedan, and 4dr
Station Wagon.

Q: What is the engine type and horsepower of the 1967 Volvo

122S?

A: The engine is a 4-cyl. 1778cc/95hp 2x1bbl SU.

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1967 Volvo 122S
2dr Sedan 4-cyl. 1778cc/95hp 2x1bbl SU

1 Concours condition

$43,700
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2 Excellent condition

$32,200
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3 Good condition

$21,400*
-6.1%

Vehicle Valuation Report

4 Fair condition

$12,100
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Model description

Enthusiasts who immediately imagine boxy 1970s designs when they hear the name “Volvo” might be surprised to learn upon first look that the 122 is in fact a Volvo design. The car, otherwise known as the Amazon, has a rather pleasing and rounded look to it not unlike some American cars of the early 1950s. There is even something vaguely Italianate about the car’s front, looking not unlike an Alfa Romeo sedan of the 1950s.
Production on the Amazon commenced in Sweden in 1956 in tandem with the elderly PV544, but the car didn’t make it to American shores until late 1959. The 122 was a considerable advance over the 544 with far greater interior room and better outward visibility. The B18 and later B20 engines, while not powerhouse, were bulletproof and able to easily travel hundreds of thousands of miles without a rebuild. A three-speed and a four-speed manual transmission with optional overdrive were available along with an automatic transmission, and the car’s base price was $2,795.
Available body-styles consisted of a two-door sedan, a four-door sedan and a wagon. The most interesting variant is the rare 123GT. And while most credit BMW with the invention of the sport sedan, the 123GT of 1967 pre-dated the Bimmer. Unlike most manufacturers of the day, Volvo actually paid some attention to rust-proofing, although cars in the salt-belt hardly proved immune to the tin worm.
Amazons have reasonable parts availability, though mechanical bits are far easier to source than trim, and they are durable and entertaining entry-level classics.

Body styles
2dr Sedan

4dr Sedan

4dr Station Wagon

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Publication Date: 08/26/2024

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Vehicle Valuation Report

Engine types 4-cyl. 1778cc/95hp 2x1bbl SU

1959-1970 Volvo 122 stats

Highest sale
$34,387

Lowest sale
$2,950

Most recent sale
$17,325

Sales
110

Vehicle’s condition classification

1. Concours

1 vehicles are the best in the world. Imagine the best vehicle, in the right

colors, driving onto the lawn at the finest concours. Perfectly clean, the vehicle has been groomed down to the tire treads. Painted and chromed surfaces are mirror-like. Dust and dirt are banned, and materials used are correct and superbly fitted.

2. Excellent

2 vehicles could win a local or regional show. They might even be former #1

vehicles that have been driven or have aged. Seasoned observers will have to look closely for flaws but will be able to find some. The paint, chrome, glass and finishes will all appear as excellent. The vehicle drives as a new vehicle of its era would.

3. Good

3 vehicles drive and run well but are not used for daily transportation. The

casual passerby will not find any visual flaws, but these vehicles might have some incorrect parts. #3 vehicles could possess some, but not all, of the issues of a #4 vehicle, but they will be balanced by other factors such as fresh paint or a new, correct interior.

4. Fair

4 vehicles are daily drivers, with flaws visible to the naked eye. The chrome

might have pitting, the windshield might be chipped and perhaps the body has a minor dent. Imperfect paintwork, split seams or a cracked dash might be present. No major parts are missing, but there might be non-stock additions. A