Spotted: Saab 93 with Seicento-swag in Cuba

Posted on 14-03-2014 at 21:58 by maru – 12 Comments”

Because the “free market” of Cuba is limited to the happy few, you have to get creative with your classic for something new to drive.

It remains mind-boggling how a car like the Saab 93 with its undulating lines ever in rally driving, with reasonable success. The 748 cc, three-cylinder-two-stroke engine produced 33 horsepower, controlled by a manual box with three gears. To make matters worse, it was the first gear ongesynchroniseerd and was a lap belt only in the last years of his production a option.

We are talking about completely different times. Between 1955 and 1960 52.731 Saab 93s built, but here, you will not run into one encounter. You can better go to an enthusiast in Sweden. Or Cuba, where vintage cars from all over the world merrily the streets colors.

At the spotted instance, you can immediately see that there is something totally not right. The front and back are also completely adapted to a set of Fiat Seicento lamps to be accommodated. The light output will still not great, but a lot better than it was before. Plus, fake-Xenon will be now not very much off the bridle fall. Also the bumpers look like something that a Seicento has hung.

Install a set of nice rims, put a big spoiler on it and paste some racey decals on the car and you have something which is unique. We can attempt to appreciate, but would I ‘m quickly terugbouwen to the original. Even if it’s only for the cuddly.

View the spot HERE on Autojunk.