This is a P1800 that has the letter S on its badge. This does not mean, as you might guess, “Sport” but Sverige, or in English: Sweden, seat of the factory where its production had been moved. In fact, initially (officially from 1961 to 1963), the production of this car was entrusted to the Jensen… Read More Bull horns: 1964 Volvo P1800 S
Generally speaking, the typical characteristics of a car that is defined as a “barn find” are those of a car that has not been used for many years, with a substantially sound body and complete with all its parts. Anything that does not satisfy these conditions is simply scrap. In this specific case, the car… Read More Swedish red: 1970 Volvo 1800E
The seller of this great example of Northern Europe design says that this car has a great body and, at the same time, it’s a good runner. To proof what he says , the seller has also made a video posted here on Youtube: the car actually runs and, although it’s way far to be… Read More Great Body, Good Runner: 1973 Volvo P1800 ES
Sometimes it happens that, for whatever reason, someone (or another one on his behalf) decides to make room in its garage. This time it happens in Oregon. The first car is a 1959 Giulietta Spider 750 which is said to be 99% restored: the photo is just one but indeed looks like a neat car,… Read More Call Bob: A car collection for sale
We’ve seen many barn finds but it’s the first time we see a Volvo P1800 carried out of a long storage. Indeed the seller says that the last run of this car was in 1998, then it was stored in a dry garage, the same place from which it is just out. The seller says… Read More The Swede in the barn: 1970 Volvo P1800 E
This stylish station wagon was made in the last production year for this model after, more or less, 8,000 units built; actually this car is a design masterpiece even now: try to figure out how this car could look 40 years ago. Unfortunately for Volvo, this car was too expensive for its class and its… Read More Nordic design: 1973 Volvo P1800 ES
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