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Collector from Texas asked me to check out a Volvo P1800 "shooting brake" being auctioned off by Bonham's this coming weekend at the Greenwich Concourse. I'll do it but I don't know a whole lot about these cars although I've been doing a lot of reading. I wonder how much poking around I can do with a magnet and a flashlight? I don't think we can drive the cars - a tough way to buy a car at a big-time auction. Anyone have any experience with these cars,especially the later ones with Bosch fuel injection. Earlier ones had SUs. Or have you actually bid on a car at these things and were allowed to examine it, a la Wayne Carini?
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Volvo P1800 and ES wagon
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Put on your Wayne Carini costume and mask and they'll let you drive it.
Yeah, in every sport or hobby, there seems to be a double standard.
I've read every online article about the P1800. This one looks good, but who knows? There are also two MGAs - one fixer-upper and one that looks mint - being auctioned off as well. If anyone is interested, check in to the Bonham's website. I'd be glad to look them over as well.
I've read every online article about the P1800. This one looks good, but who knows? There are also two MGAs - one fixer-upper and one that looks mint - being auctioned off as well. If anyone is interested, check in to the Bonham's website. I'd be glad to look them over as well.