164!!!!! My first car!!!! Loved it - but unsuitable for a rally car. Great, cool, old DD tho, with a ton of character. I've seen a total of about 10 in my entire life, total.

Justin, I have 4 242's; two are nice. One a completely rust free Tennessee car. One a clean GA car. One a so-so maybe parts car, and one '80 242GT that is doable. All are complete cars. Also, have a bunch of body parts, early flat hoods, etc.
I'll e-mail you pics.

George

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George Beckerman
Maud, IL 62863

http://toronto.kijiji.ca/c-cars-vehicles-classic-cars-VOLVO-244-1975-058-000-original-miles-W0QQAdIdZ110144648

It's an auto though.. but you'd have to do some work anyways cause it has the B20 which is a lot more work to turbo.

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Andrew M
Onterrible
30ish

How about 4th overall 1972 POR Driver Dick Zwitzer just behind the winning Jeeps.

He lost to Jeeps!
What does that say about the rest of the field?

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Monika Hawkinson
Seattle, WA

He beat Walter Boyce,John Smiskol,Jim Walker,and a nobody name John Buffum.

Who, who, who, and Buffum?

Addmittedly, in 1972, a 164 might have been a pretty decent platform. But that's before my time, and before 240s came out.


btw, I'd love to have another 164 if I didn't already have so many fucking projects!

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Monika Hawkinson
Seattle, WA



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 03/20/2009 09:42PM by Sofa King.

rallygolf Wrote:
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> How about 4th overall 1972 POR Driver Dick Zwitzer
> just behind the winning Jeeps.

When considering a suitable rally platform, I always consult early 70's results lists... haha