SAAB 95 — 1969

• Mechanical condition

  It's a bit surprising to find a straight VW four-cylinder under the hood of a Saab, but it works really well. It starts easily and feels to be in very good condition. The engine comes from an Audi 80 and delivers 75 horsepower.
  
  In the center console, you'll find the car's electrical control unit with all the relays and fuses. There's also a control for adjusting the fuel mixture. Otherwise, most of the mechanical components are intact and fully functional. Another modification that has been made is that the pistons in the brake calipers have been turned in stainless steel.

• Interior condition

  Here, you won't recognize much from the original Saab 95. Everything has been custom-made, from the instrumentation to the seats. There are many clever solutions and stylish instrumentation of unknown origin. The overall condition is very good.

• Exterior condition

  When the car was completed in 1984, it was initially painted blue, and a few years later, it changed color to cream white. Durability was the guiding principle in this project, so the paint was mixed with a special hardener. Considering that this car was used year-round for 30 years, often on gravel roads, one could conclude that this paint recipe might make auto painters unemployed. There's hardly anything noteworthy to mention about the exterior. One modification that has been made is the edge around the taillights. The frame is gone and has been replaced by custom-made stainless steel trim pieces. Likewise, the rear bumper is of custom design, also in stainless steel.

• General condition

  The condition is still good, considering that this car was used as a daily driver for 30 years after it was built.

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