Volvo PV544 With S60 Recharge Powertrain Unveiled By Girl Gang Garage At SEMA

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Volvo’s very first unibody production vehicle came out in the mid-1940s as a smaller, extra economical version adjusted for the post-World War II age. It was a precursor of the more preferred and arguably good-looking Amazon as well as the firm’s initial model in many years to have a four-cylinder engine. Called “Iron Maven,” this SEMA exhibition also happens to have a four-pot, yet it’s a modern powertrain borrowed from an S60 Recharge.

It represents the work of Bogi Lateiner as well as her team at Girl Gang Garage. An all-female team of greater than 160 amateur as well as specialist auto mechanics, welders, painters, as well as body specialists, the team constructed the restomod over the course of 18 months. The PV544 in question is a barn locate of a 1961 version from Phoenix, Arizona discovered on a farm. It needed to be entirely taken apart prior to being considerably changed to fit the a lot more complex PHEV arrangement.