Vacation Memories: ’71 Volvo 1800E
We’ve owned lots of Volvos. Probably can’t count how many have taken residence in our garage. The oldest was a ’52 PV444 that we found in the high desert in California. Most of the others were station wagons – the 240 and the 740 – plain and turbocharged. We had a Bertone 780 Coupe in a pretty dark red metallic too. But we have never owned an 1800. We think we may have missed a really neat experience. The 1800 acquired its name from the displacement of the engine. It was called a P1800S. The S is for Sweden. Read More
This question always solicits opinions. Of course, the answer depends on the significance of the vintage car we are talking about. Or does it? There is no right or wrong answer. We came across this YouTube video that demonstrates how the Ford Motor Museum deals with one of its most significant residents – particularly when its damaged in shipping.
