This is not rare in Sweden, it's called a A-traktor. at the age of 15 you are allowed to drive a tractor with a moped-licence. the speed is limited to 18 MPH in A-tractors. Also there is a law that says that you must have a open cargo space on the car. So people rebuild Volvos into pickups basically. they choose old volvos because of the straight lines and they're cheap. here is a good example for sale: http://www.blocket.se/trelleborg/A_traktor_diesel_53390921.htm?ca=16&w=3
Best of OPC. 
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What the hell is that? Whatever it is I
wonder if the bodywork is original issue.
At least they didn't cut the roof off a
station wagon to build it.
It had to be a GT... The back half is from a wagon.
So it's like an El Camino, only not so sporty, lol.
Never seen one of these...gotta be custom...or is it?
Nope, I guess it's real!
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-dIfjvVytIKQ/TnT0m0A3_0I/AAAAAAAAHiE/A1Jfe5RVsjM/s1600/volvo%2Bpick%2Bup.jpg
Gotta be RARE!
Hack job 242 and 245 wagon.
no no no, why butcher such a simple pretty car?
Isuzugeek...you are joking right? It's a hack-job, not a legit coachbuilder done job.
It scares me, that the person who would build such a thing....drives! (Someone must've taken some powerful drugs!).
I think it's rather attractive. I'd love to see a 142 pick up, or a citroen Ami 8 pick up, or an 86 prelude pick up...
This is not rare in Sweden, it's called a A-traktor. at the age of 15 you are allowed to drive a tractor with a moped-licence. the speed is limited to 18 MPH in A-tractors. Also there is a law that says that you must have a open cargo space on the car. So people rebuild Volvos into pickups basically. they choose old volvos because of the straight lines and they're cheap.
here is a good example for sale: http://www.blocket.se/trelleborg/A_traktor_diesel_53390921.htm?ca=16&w=3
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