NOS Classic Saab Parts for sale

Saab 96 "kylargrill", a full chrome decoration for the long-nose stroker.

The President of the Saab Club of Finland – Juha Lehtonen – is selling some of his classic Saab parts. There’s a lot of hard to find NOS parts available for two-stroke / 96 / 99 / 900 / 9000, and a few parts for newer Saabs also. Check the listing here: www.vesapohjalainen.com You can… Continue reading NOS Classic Saab Parts for sale

Spare engine for the two-stroke, part 3

We got the crank installed to the spare block yesterday. Some photos: Here’s something I have found on almost all Saab two-stroke engines I have dismantled: A destroyed distributor drive gear. So – what causes this? The gear that is on the distributor shaft is positioned slightly off-center compared to the drive gear on the… Continue reading Spare engine for the two-stroke, part 3

Seat belts for the two stroke

Driver side extractor reel ready. A piece of a V4 bumper support was cut, drilled and used as counter piece.

In anticipation of next summer I decided it was time to put seat belts on the ’64 Sedan. I do have some original two-stroke Klippan belts but decided to spare those for the Sport. What I do have plenty are V4 seat belts (of the retractor reel type). I decided to use back seat belts… Continue reading Seat belts for the two stroke

Saabfestival in Trollhättan – May 31 to June 2nd 2013

I am seriously thinking about going to the Saabfestival in Trollhättan (http://www.saabfestival.se/) this year. And driving there with the ’64 stroker. It’s not a bad trip, 200 km drive in Finland, ferry over to Sweden, and then some 400-500 km drive (depending on the route) from Stockholm to Trollhättan. Tikkis is planning on bringing his… Continue reading Saabfestival in Trollhättan – May 31 to June 2nd 2013

Saab Club “fleamarket”

The Saab Club Of Finland organised a little parts market today and of course I went to visit. I wasn’t really going to spent any money (since my bank account already lightened quite a bit two weeks ago when I bought a couple of needful things for the Sport…). But – as these things go… Continue reading Saab Club “fleamarket”