Saying Goodbye to the Amazon

It was two years ago that we watched our 1967 Volvo 122S arrive on a car hauler from Madison, WI. And now we’re going to watch it leave. Owning the Amazon has been a delightful and enlightening experience. It was a good car when it arrived (unlike so many of the cars that I acquire),…

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9 responses to “Saying Goodbye to the Amazon”

  1. Joel Avatar

    Why is your web-presence always so difficult to deal with? Every time I try to do something straightforward, in this case simply clicking the “Already a subscriber? Click here to log in” button, it doesn’t work. Just takes me to the same page. I’m using Chrome by the way.

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      Joel,

      I have fixed it now and you should be able to see the article. Thanks

  2. Rick Ricker Avatar

    I must say i agree with Joel. I got here in the first place by clicking to read more in the newsletter that comes to me as a subscriber–I am already identified when I get here. Then the link is dead, arghh!

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      Rick,

      I have fixed it now and you should be able to see the article. Thanks

  3. Al Tirella Avatar

    I too want to Read More, as I came so close to owning this 122 S Coupe not long before Keith bought it. I’m happy though with the almost untouched ’64 122 S Coupe in Black over Red that I recently acquired. Still I’d like to read ‘the rest of the story”.

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      Al,

      I have fixed it now and you should be able to see the article. Thanks

      1. Al Tirella Avatar

        Got it! Thanks. Nice summary and understandable rationale for letting go.

  4. Michael Avatar

    Sorry to bring the conversation back to cars.

    A 1963 122s was my first car, bought in 1971.

    $600

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