In the late 50s Volvo was well under works to develop a sports car that would compete in both the US and European markets. The P1800 debuted in 1961 and was more powerful and robust than the former model. Variants would be offered over the years and the 1800ES Wagon was released in 1972 and would only be made for 2 years. Just under 48k units would be made across the variants from 61-73. This model is a '73, the final year and wow is she sharp! The green paint combined with the chrome really stands out and look good. The brown leather seats are comfortable and in good shape and per the owner is the original interior. Under the hood is a 2. 1L Inline 4-Cylinder engine that is backed by a 4-Speed Manual Transmission w/Overdrive. The car runs, drives, and shifts out very well. Current owner has had her for over 12 years, acquired from Alan Auto out of Portland Maine. Car comes with a custom fit car cover...

This vehicle, with its sleek silver exterior, is a testament to the era of sophisticated automotive design. The P1800 S is not just a car; it's a statement of style and elegance that has stood the test of time. Its iconic silhouette is complemented by the gleaming aluminum wheels and classic hub caps, ensuring that it turns heads wherever it goes. This is a car for those who appreciate the finer things in life and have a passion for driving a piece of history. Step inside, and you'll be greeted by a well maintained black vinyl interior that exudes a sense of nostalgia and comfort. The cabin is a harmonious blend of simplicity and functionality, featuring an AM radio that takes you back to the golden age of motoring. The manual transmission offers an engaging driving experience, allowing you to feel every nuance of the road beneath you. With seatbelts installed, you can enjoy your journey with peace of mind, knowing that safety is a priority even in this classic model. Under the hood,...

Anyone familiar with Volvos knows the styling inspiration of the Volvo P544 has far more in common with 1940s Ford Tudors than anything associated with Volvo today. The 50s era Volvos came out the box with sturdy build quality, fat fenders Fastback roofs and a tendency to exploit its standard or modified 4 cylinder to the occasional Rally wins. It was well onto its way to becoming a Rally Legend. The seller of this Silver and Black Volvo PV544 took the racing and performance history of the old PV544 to a level the racers of the past could only dream of. first out went the 4 banger and in with a Japan sourced 2 JZGTE twin turbo inline six engine! These monsters are known for their power. A motor repped the world over for shrugging off 600-800hp with mostly stock internals and copious amounts of boost. then laughing and begging for more. But he didn't stop there. A four speed Toyota automatic from a GS300 and a ford 8. 5' rear end with 3. 73 gears was also stuffed under the car....

This vintage beauty is sure to turn heads with its vibrant red exterior, a color that complements its sleek and timeless design. The car's interior features a classic black vinyl interior that is both comfortable and stylish. The black color scheme adds a touch of sophistication and elegance, making every drive feel like a special occasion. Under the hood, this Volvo P-1800 E boasts a 1986 cc B20B/E/F I4 4 Cylinder engine which was Rebuilt less then 3000 miles. Tune exhaust header and custom intake with dual Weber carburetors makes a smooth spinning engine, combined with a 4-speed manual transmission, ensures a smooth and responsive driving experience. Whether you're cruising down the highway or navigating city streets, this car delivers performance that is as impressive as...