This next car comes as a tip from Johnny Bouncewell who writes: Holy hell, you’d have to be mad (and an eccentric engineer named Nels Nelsveronsen) to buy all of these headaches. I’m neither, but so damn tempting. Find this…errr..these Saab 95s and Sonetts offered as a package deal for $5000 in Albuquerque, NM via craigslist. […]
The Saab 95 (not to be confused with the later Saab 9-5) was built from 1958 through 1978 on a chassis shared with the 93 and 96 sedans. The 95 was the wagon version and naturally the favorite of the guys over here at DT. Find this 1969 Saab 95 offered for $4750 in Maple […]
The Saab 95 (not to be confused with the much later Saab 9-5) was a two door station wagon that combined Saab’s penchant for funkiness with a 7 passenger layout. Of course, you couldn’t get it with a normal engine; the only options were a 2-stroke 3-cylinder or a V4. This car comes with the […]
The SAAB 95 (not the 9-5!) was a 7 seat, 2-door wagon from Svenska Aeroplan Aktiebolaget that reminds us of the days before SAAB was mercilessly run into the ground by bean counters, and designed cars that looked like rocket ships. Today’s feature is for two 95s with little detail from the seller on specs […]
This next roadkill feature comes from Wayne who writes: Here’s a treat straight from the main drag in Bluff, Utah, land of sand and rocks and sun. A late 60’s (early 70’s?) Saab 95. Asking $900.00 with a salvage value of about $300.00. Used to run, she said, but is needing electrical work. Better hurry […]
The Saab 95 wagon (1959-1978) is one of the best seat-to-door ratios you can get in a vintage car this side of an old school bus. The 95 was always equipped with rear facing seats to allow a total of 7 human beings the chance to ride around, albeit slowly, in a Scandinavian front driver. […]
Here in the US it’s not exactly rare to see supercharged ’70s wagons as owner-built hot rods, be they mid-sized muscle cars like a Chevelle or Torino, or more esoteric creations like a Pinto wagon hot rod. But the editors of DT can definitively say that we’ve never seen a supercharged, V4 powered SAAB 95 […]
The SAAB 95 (not the 9-5!) was a 7 seat, 2-door wagon from Svenska Aeroplan Aktiebolaget and reminds us of the days when SAAB designed cars that looked like aerodynamic rocket ships! This 1971 SAAB 95 Wagon with V4 engine is for sale in Costa Mesa, CA for $6200 via craigslist. The photos of the car […]