Saab 93F ‘two-stroke’, 1960
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Saab 93F ‘two-stroke’, 1960

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Saab 93F, year 1960. Colour crème white combined with a grey / red cloth interior. This fantastic Saab ‘two-stroke’ was imported from Sweden in the past. In the Netherlands, the car has known two owners (Saab enthusiasts of course). This Saab 93F is in good and very original condition and the car drives perfectly! The car was very well maintained; the 850 cc three-cylinder two-stroke engine was overhauled, and the clutch renewed recently. Also, the seats and door cards were given new cloth upholstery recently. The two-stroke engine runs and sounds superbly and the four-speed gearbox (column shift) shifts perfectly. The front brakes were up rated with Saab 96 disc brakes. The red wheels, the large tachometer, and the period correct Marchal auxiliary spot and fog lamps give away the sporty aspirations of this fantastic Saab 93F!

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Svenska Aeroplan AB, SAAB originally started as a manufacturer of aero planes. After the second world war the firm decided to expand their business and started developing and manufacturing automobiles. It started with the Saab 92. The car was given a very aerodynamic bodywork and the car was fitted with a DKW two stroke engine. Saab decided to enter the car in rally competitions which brought great success. The Saabs were light, agile and aerodynamic. This combined with front wheel drive proved to the perfect ingredients for a successful rally car. The make became famous with amongst others rally driver Erik Carlsson.

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3 cylinder two-stroke engine
cylinder capacity: 748 cc.
capacity: 45 bhp (standard 33 bhp at 4200 rpm.)
gearbox: manual (column shift)
top speed: approx. 130 km/h - 82 mph.
weight: 787 kg

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Phone: +31 (0)26 442 99 37
Bonnetstraat 33
6718 XN Ede
Netherlands