3 Saab 95 wagons on Ebay

Thank the lord this is over 1000 miles away.

Saab 95 Sport Wagon lot

Original cars stored for year in barn. They are in need of a restoration and have not been turned over or ran in years. Title and keys included, not for the weekend restorer. Tires have some dry rot, and there is mechanical and cosmetic work as shown in the photos. Please see photos and description for complete details on vehicle condition.

I really love these cars. There's a guy right next door to my shop that works on them a bunch and I just drool over them...I will have one someday, already know exactly what evil things I'm going to do with it even. Too many projects, not enough time.

Bryce

Citroen wagon in the back there? Who is this weirdo I'm in love with?

Damn... so much want... so far away... so little storage space... even less money... (sigh...)

914Driver wrote: Citroen wagon in the back there? Who is this weirdo I'm in love with?

Looks like there is also a P1800ES and what is that red car behind the red 95? A TVR? Jensen?

I think Blipshift needs to make the shift pattern tag into a shirt. AND that dual oil pressure and water temp gauge is awesome. I would love to have that in my 122S.

Mmmmm, rallyecross tires already installed!

hobiercr wrote:

914Driver wrote: Citroen wagon in the back there? Who is this weirdo I'm in love with?

Looks like there is also a P1800ES and what is that red car behind the red 95? A TVR? Jensen?

Looks like a Jensen Interceptor.

oh.

Man, those are rusty.

My great grandfather, Norman W. Couch, was the first SAAB dealer in the US. These may have came from his shop (although there were more dealers by the mid 60s.) I was hoping to see a dealer plaque or sticker on one of the photos, but they likely rotted away with the rest of the cars. I'd love to own one/some of these at some point, but these look pretty forlorn...

In case anyone is interested (I know Powar is a big SAAB fan) here's a short autobiography my dad wrote, that delves a bit into early SAABs in the US. I have the original SAAB photos framed, in my office.

http://www.mognw.com/history/couch/RobertCouch_my_story_pics.pdf

hobiercr wrote: I think Blipshift needs to make the shift pattern tag into a shirt.

Yeah... except I think you, me and probably Powar would be the only ones who'd buy it.

I'll own a 95 some day... but not one of these... I already have enough Swedish rust on my hands.

Ian F wrote:

hobiercr wrote: I think Blipshift needs to make the shift pattern tag into a shirt.

Yeah... except I think you, me and probably Powar would be the only ones who'd buy it. I'll own a 95 some day... but not one of these... I already have enough Swedish rust on my hands.

I know of two, maybe three other geeks that would buy them too.

I'm in...and so's my wife!

That is crazy awesome, one rally, one daily, one parts.