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Excellent vid buddy, love the Amazon Volvo's. I had a 122s Automatic (1966). I purchased the car in 1980 and enjoyed it for a few years before I fell upon hard times and I had to sell it 😢.

Thank you. Well explained. ❤

Most impressive new workshop and facilities, cheers.

Very nice new shop. Look forward to the Amazon project being continued there. Best wishes!

How do you write the name of the city you are located in ?

🎉🎊A huge congratulations on your new shop 🎊🎉 Wonderful to see how you are making it your own, very cool clock by the way, and a great color scheme🤗. I only have one small suggestion for you, if your shelves are higher than you, (so you don’t whack your head), please add a couple of planks on top, running from the back wall towards the shelfs by the door. It will make the whole thing so much more secure. (Safety first🤗)

The new shop is great, I cant wait to see the work you'll be doing there!

Air compressors don't need to be on the floor, stick it up on the wall 2-3m up gives you space for a workbench.

That fits perfectly indeed hehe

Sorry bud, that's not a diode, it is a resistor, is there to deem the switch light when you have the lights on at night, so you have a light helping to locate the switch at dark. Then the resistor gets bypassed when you switch on the hazard and the switch light flashes at full brightness.

I just found your channel. I have watched all the videos on this project. I have enjoyed watching them. I'm impressed with your skills. That's going to be a very nice car when you are done. Good for you

Ты крутой перец!!! Отличная работа, ты отличный супер мастер! Я только ищу свой Амазон.

Last month I cleansed the PCV for my dad's 940 turbo with an accidental mixture of petrol and diesel, but it worked like a dream! I did notice however that a previous owner has done a flametrap delete, I don't know why, but I also fitted an oil catchcan to eliminate any excessive crankcase pressure as an overkill measure, so I guess and hope it balances itself out.

Seeing the shell all the way back to bare metal then primed is what dreams are made of... Perfect shell to start the rebuild with!

Great Work as always! Also, best wishes in the new place!

Exciting!

Nice garage with lift😊 Enough room to store pars an they visible which important to get more enjoyable working proses.

Over the top restauration! 👍🙂👍

Excellent paint preparation given your time restraints, cheers.

Congratulacions for you New shop. Your videos are messing to me. Thank you

Nice work !!! Nice new shop with a lift !!!

Dude I am soo excited for your new shop!! That Amazon is looking fantastic.

Thanks for the video, excellent work, great to see such a big step forward, and I can't wait for the next instalment! I wish I could have this Amazon when it's finished!

🤗 😂👍love the fuzzy dice in your missing windshield😂😂😂, great work as always 🤗 so nice to see it out in the sunshine. Congratulations on your new shop, it will be so good for you not having to crawl on the floor all the time. Thank you for the update 👍🤗🤗🤗

👍👍👍!!!

Excellent progress! Glad to see how well things are going. I feel your pain with the orange peel (rough texture) you got with your primer. I had the same, and also runs and sags. I sanded it all smooth and then the final paint coat also had orange peel and a few runs. Oh will, I'll be sanding and buffing and hopefully it will look ok. I think I'm slightly ahead of you in terms of progress, but you managed to get a lot done in this video. Keep up the good work. Tot ziens!

Great succes verry niceeeee

You are doing great work..I have a 122s

🤔 What happened to your uploads? I hope all is okay, and that you are just busy with your new shop🤞

Brilliant, the good thing with brush priming you get a great coverage and goes on thicker, was it etching primer?

Another fantastic video with some very thorough work performed. This will be a very solid car for many years to come. Sounds like you have a lot of nice quality of life improvements on the horizon as well with the new shop. Best of luck! Need to bring my Amazon back for rework. Apparently the sills were welded on a bit too far towards the rear, creating a gap in the front where rainwater can flow into the cavity. One of the holes for the trim on the rear quarter panel was either welded shut or filled with body filler. It is of course the one closest to the rear door that I have a hard time reaching from the boot. Hopefully something can be done to remedy these issues.

Congrats again on the shop with lift! Exciting.

Looking good, great job. What sander is the little one you are using?

Looking super good. That footwell rust seems pretty familiar, just did almost same repair on my mine amazon, last week.

Amazing video, great progressive. Can't wait to see the new workshop :) I will be purchasing all the panels for my amazon tomorrow, I am so excited apon this journey that has begun, thank you soo much.

Ooh my goodness, your arms and shoulders must be killing you after all that work 🫣🫣🫡 Great video update, your perfectionism and willingness to just keep going is really inspiring to see. Can’t wait to see your new shop 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗

Awesome job. Keep going with it, will be an awesome experience once u get behind the wheel. Fan Sydney, Australia 🇦🇺

There is no end to bodywork...😁

Great progress, I enjoyed watching. I didn't bother to strip and repaint the underside of mine, but did put the first coat of paint on it this week. I have some runs and orange peel, so will deal with that and hopefully soon spray the final coat. So you have some catching up to do. ;)

This is going to be some Amazon!

You are still doing a brilliant job!

Goed bezig , ik heb zelf ook een blauwe Amazon b 20 van 69 al een hoop an gedaan moet zelf ook een paar roest plekjes onder bij de wielkast doen maar dat lassen dat durf ik zelf niet aan . Succes met je schop , en waar zit je schop ?

Very nice work! 😎👍👍👍

Lekker bezig vriend ❤

Did you use the old gas tank...

I like giving them Swedish names. My 1992 is Dagmar and her 1990 older brother is Stig.

I am very grateful that you are doing this series, I have purchased myself a 1965 Volvo Amazon and will be doing the whole car too. These tips and the process is very helpful, since I have little to no experience in restoration. Thank you so so much❤️

I'd love to bring my 240 to you for som minor (hopefully) rust repair, but it would probably be a 15 hour one way drive..

Congratulations on getting your own shop and opening up for business! Very exciting. I have enjoyed your entire series so far with you and this Amazon. Your work ethic is great - I haven't seen you cut a corner yet on that car. If you and I weren't an ocean apart, I would love to hire you to give my '66 Amazon similar treatment. I do what I can to maintain and preserve her as an amateur mechanic, but your metal work is on another level.

Wonderful news, you are getting yourself a real shop🤗. Love your time lapse, it’s so relaxing and mesmerizing at the same time, watching all that “boring” work, a great way to show it is not always fun, but it has to be done.👍 Can’t wait for your shop update🤗🤗🤗🤗