- 1972 Saab 95 Wagon (Posted 6/14/2019)
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Color: Greenish Trans: Manual Mileage: 36,865 Price: $3000
Home restored, more to do, new gas tank, fuel line, electric fuel pump, rebuilt fomoco carb, pretty straight Oregon car been in New Mexico for 11 years, rust dealt with, new pan in back, regular shocks. Roadable car.
Contact: Steph Smith, Albuquerque NM
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Phone: +1-505-470-4698
- 1967 Saab SAABO Travel Trailer (260) (Posted 6/7/2019)
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Color: Brown And White Mileage: Some Price: $20,000
1967 Saab SAABO camper trailer. 1 of 2 located on this continent! Purchased from Tom Donney (The US Saab Museum, Sturgis, SD) in 2004 in IA and towed to MA with my 1968 Saab 95. It has been all over the NE USA, and been a regular at the annual Swedish Car Day in Boston. I have used it as a camper, for 2 adults and our dog. The interior was done over by a talented local interior designer in period appropriate colors and fabrics. Kept out of the weather, no funny smells or damage from sitting. Tires are new, bearings and surge brake and all lights are functional. The only issue at this time is one of the smaller side windows- plexiglass - needs repair. Not leaking. Pictures located here: Click Here.
I will add more pictures in the next few days, when I get it moved outside.
Please do your own research on the SAABO to see how truly rare it is.
Buy it together with my 1973 96 and you'll get a discount. I likely have a trailer hitch to convey with purchase.
Please look at the photos and ask any questions.
The quicker I can sell it the more likely I am to negotiate with the buyer.
Buy it and tow it to the Saab Owners Convention in CO next month!
Contact: Peter Maitland, Upton MA
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Phone: NA
- 1973 Saab 96 (Posted 6/7/2019)
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Color: Verona Green Trans: Manual Mileage: 21,907 Price: $10,000
A nice Verona 96 with a Jack Ashcraft 120HP motor with only a few thousand miles, a rebuilt transmission from Jack Lawrence of MSS fame with a few hundred miles. I assume the actual mileage on the car is 121,907. It was originally a western OR car. New electric fuel pump, Cibie headlights with H4 lamps, 80 amp Saab alternator, Weber DCD 2 barrel carburetor, and Pertronix ignition, new Boge shocks, Simons exhaust system head(s} to tail(pipe). I also added a Saab Sport and Rally front fiberglass spoiler and a Euro rear spoiler and period correct steering column mounted tachometer to help you control all that HP! I am sure there are a whole lot of other things I've done and forgotten. I went through the car when I bought it in 2007, performed the engine and transmission swap - with new clutch in 2016 and haven't driven it much since. The PO performed an amateur repaint - it's shiny and looks good as a driver. He also patched some holes in the front floors. There a 2 small areas that will eventually need attention in the rear lower front wheel wells, otherwise a very solid car. Currently the fuel level sender is acting up, and it needs 1 emergency brake cable. I am planning to sell the car with a different set of rims and tires on it - the picture showing the all silver "soccer ball" wheel with newer continental tires will convey with the car. I intend to address those 3 items over the next few weeks. There are 35 photos here: Click Here. Please look at the photos and ask any questions. The quicker I can sell it the more likely I am to negotiate with the buyer. Buy it and drive to the Saab Owners Convention in CO next month!
Contact: Peter Maitland, Upton MA
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Phone: NA
- 1968 Saab 96 V4 (Posted 5/25/2019)
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Color: Gray Trans: Manual Mileage: Price: $6000
Dark gray with black and cream interior. Originally a California car. Imported to Florida in 2005. Monte Carlo wood steering wheel. Almost new upholstery, soccer balls, owner's manual, original jack and tools, MSS exhaust, solid floors, superficial rust, needs paint or leave it with the patina.
Contact: Gustavo Moncayo, Miami FL
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Phone: 786-527-4525
- 1970 Saab 95 Wagon (Posted 5/23/2019)
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Color: Green Trans: Manual Mileage: Unknown Price: Best Offer
Plenty of east coast rust. Extra parts included. A parts car is also available. The title may be also be available. More photos on request. Best offer by July 1, 2019. Please call or email for details. Thanks!
Contact: Chip Ruhl, Williamsport PA
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Phone: 570.506.6276
- 1971 Saab 95 Estate Wagon (Posted 5/11/2019)
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Color: Beige Trans: Manual Mileage: 78,000 Price: $7500
Southern car, rust free floor pan with most of the original factory undercoat. Daily driver, good interior, carpets and seats, new brake system and tires. Excellent car for a total restoration. Needs paint, door seals, clutch chatters, water pump drip, some trans bearing whine, free wheel OK. All the details are there and in good condition, everything works. Windshield fogged on the edges but good used windshield included. Actual miles unknown, title not required in Maine, bill of sale and current registration included with sale.
Contact: Robert Smith, Wells ME
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Phone: 207-641-2589
- 1971 Saab 95 Wagon (Posted 5/5/2019)
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Color: White Trans: Manual Mileage: Price: $1000
Stuck in a garage for at least 15 years but was running when it arrived. Needs brake and other work. Otherwise intact. Awaits a loving restoration. Weber carb. V4. Red interior.
- 1971 Saab 95 Station Wagon (Posted 5/4/2019)
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Color: Red Trans: Manual Mileage: 78K Price: $9500
This dependable car is a pleasure to drive. The rebuilders include Graham Cullen who is a mechanical engineer, who rebuilt his first Saab at age 15, and races his 96 in the Northern Forest Rally in NH. I have complete confidence in his knowledge of this vehicle. I have replaced the shocks and added a radio. That’s it. It started right up after the winter and sounds perfect. I have driven it caringly over dry, firm dirt roads and only in the summer otherwise. Presently it is garaged in northern Vermont in my garage. It will be transported to Arlington, VT this spring/summer. It is registered and inspected. It must be driven to be appreciated. I am firm on this price. Any detailed questions can be redirected to Graham through me. I have a significant collection of parts that I would let go including gas tank, carburetors, a doors, windows, many backup lights and more. I prefer to sell the car and parts as a package for $10K. Please contact me for more photos - and you can see some already in my Saabnet.com Member Gallery: Click Here.
- 1968 Saab 96 Deluxe (Posted 4/7/2019)
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Color: White Trans: Manual Mileage: 2,917 Price: $4.500 OBO
Rebuilt drivetrain. no longer the 1.5, upgraded to the 1.7, pulled from a ’73 to run better on unleaded gas. stock ring and pinion. Reliable driver. requires very little to be a very nice engine. leaks small amount of oil. could use valve cover gaskets. Has “Deluxe” upgraded interior with tach and factory switches for extra lights (fog or driving). Unfinished project. Rapidly appreciating as vintage race and rally cars. As is, where is. F.O.B Costa Mesa, CA.
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- 1967 Saab 96 (Posted 3/6/2019)
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Color: Red Trans: Manual Mileage: 80,000 Price: $3500
Restoration candidate I decided to SELL. No interest or time to finish. This model 1967 96 currently not running. New Gas and battery by the 16th March. It is a former Colorado car, has zero rust, never had accident or wreck ever, new red paint, better comfort yet vintage looking 1972 model 99 seats installed front and rear, Monte Carlo wooden steering wheel and soccer ball wheels and OK tires, just old. Drum brakes conversion to V/4 discs done, engine in car is old and has age noise, will run with battery and new gas to be installed March 9th. It has been driven readily in this configuration. Loosely called LD model as standard model 96 with tri carbs, and separate oil injection motor, Transmission was installed from Sonett for highway cruising speeds, 75 MPH = 4,000 RPM. Note 2nd gear has light bearing noise, driven 2,000 miles this way for 20 years, noise not increased, syncros are good. 55 Amp Bosch "correct look" from 1972 99 automatic installed. was grey, so are boot and bay. Rebuilding engine will cost ~ $2000 - $2,500 parts are readily available to do this. Transmissions, or second gear bearing fix are available too.
