1972 Volvo P1800E Coupe

auctions — Sun, 08 Nov 2020 07:35:42 +0000

SOLD!! Off to Mexico!!!
This is a terrific classic to enjoy as a daily driver or to take to regional shows. It has a long history as being owned by a leader within the Volvo club. It has all the right specs: 4-speed manual transmission, factory air conditioning and fastidiously maintained with detailed records. And with only 32,500 miles since new, this is one to collect.
All maintenance and repairs have been completed to make this a terrific driving 1800E. The headers and other modifications have increased the coupes horsepower to make it a more spirited experience! It just completed the 650 mile Arizona Governors Cup Tour without any issue except lots of thumbs ups and smiles!
This 1972 Volvo P1800E coupe is presented in a stunning color combination of Sun Yellow over black. Under previous ownership the car was professionally repainted along with many enhancements, including IPD suspension and headers. The car is powered by a Volvo B20 1,986-cc inline four-cylinder fuel-injected engine and paired to a four-speed manual transmission.
The Volvo rides on factory wheels; four-wheel disc brakes bring the car to a safe stop. The interior is completed in the factory black vinyl and features a wood dash with Smiths instrumentation as well as a correct period radio and cassette player.
Volvo debuted its front engine, rear-wheel-drive sports car in 1961. Initially named the P1800, Volvo contracted the British firm Jensen to build 10,000 cars. The partnership, however, was short lived, with Jensen having difficulty with quality control. Volvo opted to move production internally in 1963. For 1970 Volvo debuted the 1800E, and the cars now featured a more powerful fuel-injected engine and four-wheel disc brakes.
Initially made famous by the television show The Saint, starring Roger Moore, the Volvo 1800 has developed a cult following. From the beautiful 1960s styling and desirable color combination, to its modern fuel-injected engine and four-wheel-disc brakes, this 1971 Volvo 1800E is an excellent collector vehicle, and arguably one of the most iconic models to hail from Sweden.

The P1800E is a modern collectible that is popular worldwide. This must be one of the lowest mile original cars and with the four-speed manual and air conditioning it has all the right stuff! Perhaps most importantly, it has been in Arizona most of its life and is rust free. If you are looking to add a P1800E to your collection, this could be your car. Call Harry today at +1.623.404.9042 or email us at sales@classicpromenade.com.

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1972 Volvo P1800E Coupe

auctions — Sat, 07 Nov 2020 16:45:46 +0000

SOLD to New Orleans! This is a terrific classic to enjoy as a daily driver or to take to regional shows. It has all the right specs: 4-speed manual transmission with overdrive, factory air conditioning and fastidiously maintained with detailed records. We love the maroon livery with black interior. Overall, the cosmetics are of driver quality and will provide years of service for the next owner. The car has been thoroughly mechanically maintained to excellent condition. $8,200 of receipts invested in the past year to make this an excellent driving P1800E.

All maintenance and repairs have been completed to make this a terrific driving 1800E. It can be driven and enjoyed anywhere without any issue, except lots of thumbs ups and smiles!

This 1972 Volvo P1800E coupe is presented in a stunning color combination of Maroon over black. Under previous ownership the car was professionally repainted along with many enhancements. The car is powered by a Volvo B20 1,986-cc inline four-cylinder fuel-injected engine and paired to a four-speed manual transmission. with overdrive. The present owner has spent thousands with a vintage Volvo specialist and all mechanical systems have been checked or rebuilt. It is ready to drive anywhere, anytime.

The Volvo rides on factory wheels; four-wheel disc brakes bring the car to a safe stop. The interior is completed in the factory black vinyl and features a wood dash with Smiths instrumentation as well as a Blaupunkt radio and cassette player. The air conditioning works well and the tinted windows helps reduce the sun from heating up the passenger compartment.

Volvo debuted its front engine, rear-wheel-drive sports car in 1961. Initially named the P1800, Volvo contracted the British firm Jensen to build 10,000 cars. The partnership, however, was short lived, with Jensen having difficulty with quality control. Volvo opted to move production internally in 1963. For 1970 Volvo debuted the 1800E, and the cars now featured a more powerful fuel-injected engine and four-wheel disc brakes.

Initially made famous by the television show The Saint, starring Roger Moore, the Volvo 1800 has developed a cult following. From the beautiful 1960s styling and desirable color combination, to its modern fuel-injected engine and four-wheel-disc brakes, this 1971 Volvo 1800E is an excellent collector vehicle, and arguably one of the most iconic models to hail from Sweden.

The P1800E is a modern collectible that is popular worldwide. This is one of the most solid rust free original cars and with the four-speed manual with overdrive and air conditioning it has all the right stuff! Perhaps most importantly, it has been in California and Arizona most of its life and is truly rust free. If you are looking to enjoy a P1800E, this could be your car. Call, email or text Harry Clark today at +1.623.404.9042 or sales@classicpromenade.com.

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