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weight 140-160 1971

posted by  someone claiming to be TJ Conaboy on  Tue Feb 17 02:08 CST 2004 [RELATED]

Quick! Anyone out there have the weight of the 1971 142 available?








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    posted by  Chomel on  Tue Feb 17 02:25 CST 2004
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    Not sure about 1971, but the 1968 142 had a curb weight of 2,520 pounds (1,140 kg).

    Justin








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      weight 140-160 1971

      posted by  someone claiming to be TJ Conaboy on  Tue Feb 17 02:30 CST 2004 [RELATED]

      Thank-you, it couldn't be too much different. Thnaks again!








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        weight 140-160 1971

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        posted by  JohnMc on  Tue Feb 17 03:11 CST 2004
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        I've got the Roadent Rack (Road & Track?) Volvo road test reprint book. They tested a 1971 142E and listed the following weights:
        Curb weight: 2695 lbs
        Test Weight: 3070 lbs
        Weight distribution (with driver) f/r %: 52/48
        I'm not exactly sure what makes the difference between curb and test weights, but I think the test weight is a lot more indicative of what it will weigh while you are driving it around.

        BTW - 1963 PV544:
        Curb weight: 2160 lbs
        Test weight: 2500 lbs
        ;)







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