• Recently restored/ revised
• First series P1800, ‘cow horn’
• Refined color combination of dark grey with red leather upholstery

The Volvo P1800 is a beloved Volvo. And for good reason. Its characteristic shape, even in today, remains an inspiration for new car designs. Volvo produced the P1800 from 1961 to 1973. Volvo took a sporty direction with this model, and the sporty lines, designed by Pelle Petterson, are a testament to that.

The specimen we offer here is from 1962 and is German sourced. This Volvo has been recently restored and revised, and the restoration work reflects the current state of this Volvo. The overall condition is very neat, partly due to the refined colour combination of dark grey with red leather upholstery.

The exterior is in very good condition. The paintwork can be described as almost flawless and looks exceptionally beautiful. The brightwork, along with the rubbers, is in very good condition. This also applies, for example, to the taillights, the decorative strips, and the bumpers. When we open the door, the sense of quality in the interior immediately stands out. The leather upholstery looks neat, as are the door panels and the headliner. The switches and beautifully designed gauges are also in good condition, with authentic details preserved.

Under the hood, everything looks very good and well-maintained. This also applies underneath the car. With this P1800, you’ll be surprisingly swift on the road. With the B18 engine, you’re well-equipped for many enjoyable kilometers, and this specimen runs flawlessly and also handles very well. The gearbox is easy to use and both the clutch and brake operation are flawless.

This Volvo comes with an appraisal report describing the condition of the car. With this Volvo P1800 coupe, you’re buying a particularly beautiful car that stands in very good condition due to the restoration and revision work. Have you become interested in this Volvo after reading If this advertisement has peaked your interest in this lovely Volvo, please feel free to contact us now by filling out the ‘request more information’ form. We will then be in touch with you as soon as possible.