From The Drive · Byron Hurd · · 40s
Volvo 245 Transfer: Rare Factory-Stretched Wagon
This rare 1970s Volvo 245 Transfer wagon, built for rural use, is one of the few factory-stretched models ever made.
In brief
This rare 1970s Volvo 245 Transfer wagon, built for rural use, is one of the few factory-stretched models ever made. Only 280 factory-stretched Volvo 245 Transfers were built between 1977 and 1982 for rural ambulance and school bus services. Originally reported by The Drive.
Factory-Stretched Wagon
The Volvo 245 Transfer was a factory-stretched wagon model built for rural ambulance and school bus services.
Rural Utility Role
It could seat up to 11 kids and an adult driver, or serve as an airport shuttle and sightseeing coach.
Limited Production
Only 280 units were reportedly built between 1977 and 1982 for rural ambulance and school bus services.
What matters most
Only 280 factory-stretched Volvo 245 Transfers were built between 1977 and 1982 for rural ambulance and school bus services.
