Anyone from Sweden or Volvo fans can recognize the model on this pic?



I know I know It's a small picture.

I'd say that is just a regular 240 station car.

144 Or 145GL estate

U-96's suggestion looks pretty close, but there's no reason why it has to be any specific model. The artist could have done a generic 70s-ish Volvo with round headlights.

That style of front grille, round headlights, and embedded indicators and sidelights only occurred in the 140 series, so I'm pretty certain. Even the colour is authentic for the period, to the point that I suspect the artist worked from a photo.

Exactly how hard can a Swedish kid throw a harpoon!?!?

Oh, Volvo. I misread it.

Ha Ha! Very subtle!

Oh, that is soooo unPC!

That is a Volvo 145S (1967 - 1974), as mentioned previously. Here is a picture of this great car without the sport lights:

They're boxy, but they're good!

Sorry, I am a Saab man

I think I can help you answer that one....not very far!

That car brings back lots of memories since my family had one back in 70's, exact same color as well, and I had to sit in it on looong holidays up north and to Norway.

/KC

Thanks for the answer guys! That artist is amazing and wanted to know the name of the car mark.

Yep looks like a 145.
I had a 1968 144 with an 1800cc B18 engine, and a 1974 145 GL with a fuel injected 2000cc B20 engine, both were automatics. Great cars both of them and really great to drive in the winter, they were quite sure footed.

Edit: it's an early one too, the bumper changed to a much thicker rubber one later in the marque

I just can't do it. I can't go for a Saab anymore than I could go for Boeing, General Dynamics, MiG, Sukhoi, Sikorsky, Mil, Augusta Westland, Airbus, or Mitsubishi cars. A company that makes planes is not what I want to make my car.



The Jedi Master