Framed Duett: 1958 Volvo PV445
If you are a fan of solid old Volvos, you know this one is pretty rare here in the US. The name Duett comes from management’s wishes to have a suitable commercial vehicle that can be used as a passenger vehicle on weekends. Hence one vehicle, 2 uses and the name Duett. Clever those Swedes were back then. 
Another little known fact (unless you are a Volvo trivia expert) is that the Duett was built on an old ladder type frame to simplify the fitting of special commercial bodies. Read More
We restored a ’65 Morgan ourselves and with the the help of the same expert who did this one, Larry Eckler, at 
He was impressed by how much power Porsche was able to extract from the air-cooled powerplants. But he was most impressed by the handling. “They have remarkable suspension systems,” he said. Not so much praise for the heaters however.
