1965 Volvo Amazon for Sale

[purplebargeken]

Hi Keith, love the car and is more or less what I'm looking for. I will email you for some more info, etc.

Cheers

Ken

[gillberry]

Keith

We think you should keep it, you can never have too many volvos, i keep looking even though i am told i can not have any more

[Keith Moody]

Hopefully I won't be without an Amazon forever. Looking a few years down the line, I'm hoping to get an estate.

What path I'll follow to get me there, I really don't know. I may have to scratch my Austin Seven itch first!

[gillberry]

Keith buy an estate now before prices go through the roof .

[Burdekin]

Originally Posted by gillberry

Keith buy an estate now before prices go through the roof .

Especially if folk see it in that magazine of Keith’s, every man and his dog will want to have one...

[gillberry]

Originally Posted by Khe Sanh

Especially if folk see it in that magazine of Keith’s, every man and his dog will want to have one...

Exactly be nice for all us estate owners

[123GT-AMAZON]

i defo agree with the comments above and there has been a few good projects forsale so im sure keith will find one that suits his needs .

with the workshop time hes allowed im sure all can be done real well with some nice articles to be written im sure

GO For it buy an estate you will kick yourself if you get rid of the amazon and have no Amazon there so practical its unreal and hold there money well

robert

[purplebargeken]

Crikey, I've never actually seen an estate version. They must be the dog's whatsits.

[222s]

Originally Posted by purplebargeken

Crikey, I've never actually seen an estate version. They must be the dog's whatsits.

Loads of pics in the galleries on this site:

www.volvoamazonpictures.se

Of 667,791 total Amazons built, only73,220 were estates (figures from the above link), so the estates weren't common when new, and their ability as fantastic workhorses (especially the drop down tailgate, which also extends the loadbay) has meant that many have been driven into the ground. As a result, any Amazon estate is now relatively rare, and the combination of classic '50s styling (even though the estate wasn't launched until '62, the Amazon series styling is essentially a copy of a '55 Chrysler), and all round practicality (they are well suited to everyday use, despite their age), means that good examples are very sought after, and are now one of the most valuable Amazon models.

[purplebargeken]

I knew the Amazon reminded me of a 50's american car for some reason. Thanks for the link.

The estate looks fabulous, as does the saloon.

Keith, you know you have to!