[ncvolvobob]

It's been a little too quiet in the PV forum, four months and counting. I don't have a question but I do have a link to a collection of PV and Duett photos that I have on flickr. Currently I am at 148. Yes, quite a few are of PVs that have been in our family at some point but some do date back to the 50's and 60's. Enjoy if you wish;

http://www.flickr.com/photos/b...01155/

 

[gdill2]

Re: PV photos (ncvolvobob)

http://www.flickr.com/photos/b.../show/

Thanks for the PV pics, Bob.

From my stash...

http://www.angelfire.com/tx/te....html

...and one the nicest PV's rolling...

http://www.europeancarweb.com/....html

George Dill

 

[stev vanveit]

Re: PV photos (ncvolvobob)

Hey did you read the recent article of Peter Horbury and his sketches of the "retro-544" in "Rolling"?

 

[gdill2]

Re: PV photos (stev vanveit)

Quote, originally posted by stev vanveit »

Hey did you read the recent article of Peter Horbury and his sketches of the "retro-544" in "Rolling"?

Yeah, looked like some of these...(5 seconds between pics)

http://www.auto55.be/fotospeci...ntent

George Dill

 

[gdill2]

Re: PV photos (gdill2)

http://picasaweb.google.com/pa...18082

Compliments of Richard Maniag in Houston, Texas.

George Dill

 

[ncvolvobob]

It's a beautiful car that may become the most expensive one that I am aware of. Anyone know anything about it?

 

[eagle2x]

Re: PV photos (ncvolvobob)

I really enjoyed your photos, especially the white B18 Sport (1964 I think) with the NC plates. I purchased a new white 1963 B18 Sport and enjoyed it for many years. Your photo of your white one is now my screen saver... brings back great memories.

 

[ncvolvobob]

I'm glad you enjoyed them. The PV you are refering to is a very nice car.