1.7-Liter V4 Four-Speed Manual Transaxle Omaha Orange Paint Black Vinyl Upholstery 15" Ventilated Steel Wheels Front Disc Brakes Weber Carburetor Electronic Ignition Side Window Wind Deflectors Heater Red-Trimmed Third-Row Seat Spare Parts
This 1969 Saab 95 is a right-hand-drive wagon that is said to have been used as a rally support vehicle by a team based out of Kirkcaldy, Scotland, prior to use as a dealer service vehicle.

It was imported from the UK to the US before it was featured before it was acquired by the seller and relocated to California that year.

Work under current ownership included rebuilding and stroking the V4 to displace 1.7 liters, overhauling the brakes and suspension, rust repairs in two of the wheel wells, adding a Weber carburetor and electronic ignition, and more.

The car is equipped with a four-speed manual transaxle, front disc brakes, 15″ steel wheels, front bucket seats, a folding and rear-facing third-row bench, side-window wind deflectors, and a hea...