Volvo PV/Duett 444/544/445/210 Parts
If you’re restoring a Volvo PV 444, 445, 210 or 544, we’ve got all of the vintage Volvo parts you need to achieve an original look and feel.
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Volvo PV parts
The Birth of the PV 444
Known as the ‘peacetime car’ in the aftermath of WWII, the Volvo PV 444 kickstarted a new era for the famous vehicle brand. It was developed to serve the masses – a smaller, more economical car that would brighten the future of Volvo’s growing legacy. Designed for simplicity and power, it garnered the 444 name from its composition: 4 seats, 4 cylinders and 40 horsepower. Much like its successors, this car continues to enjoy adoration all over the world.
Leveling Up with the PV 445
Just a short time after the original model was produced, Volvo developed a new chassis model in the form of PV 445. While similar, it boasted some fundamental changes to fit the bodywork more effectively – spring-type rear suspension and double hydraulic dampers, to name just a few. The PV 455 could be quickly built into custom commercial vehicles, first introduced in 1949. The line-up included ambulances, hearses and even convertible coaches.
Known as the ‘peacetime car’ in the aftermath of WWII, the Volvo PV 444 kickstarted a new era for the famous vehicle brand. It was developed to serve the masses – a smaller, more economical car that would brighten the future of Volvo’s growing legacy. Designed for simplicity and power, it garnered the 444 name from its composition: 4 seats, 4 cylinders and 40 horsepower. Much like its successors, this car continues to enjoy adoration all over the world.
Leveling Up with the PV 445
Just a short time after the original model was produced, Volvo developed a new chassis model in the form of PV 445. While similar, it boasted some fundamental changes to fit the bodywork more effectively – spring-type rear suspension and double hydraulic dampers, to name just a few. The PV 455 could be quickly built into custom commercial vehicles, first introduced in 1949. The line-up included ambulances, hearses and even convertible coaches.
Bigger Car, Bigger Adventures
Next up came the PV 544. Introduced in 1958, this blazing new model provided more space, more comfort and heightened safety. With a 60bhp B16 engine and M30 3-speed gearbox, the car was exclusively available in black when first released. It also offered some critical improvements on the 444, namely a one-piece windscreen, padded dashboard and interior and a redesigned steering box. It even allowed enough room for 5 people, hence the change of name from 444 to 544. In 1960, the P 210 followed with similar advantages, delivered in van and estate form for some refreshing variation.
Next up came the PV 544. Introduced in 1958, this blazing new model provided more space, more comfort and heightened safety. With a 60bhp B16 engine and M30 3-speed gearbox, the car was exclusively available in black when first released. It also offered some critical improvements on the 444, namely a one-piece windscreen, padded dashboard and interior and a redesigned steering box. It even allowed enough room for 5 people, hence the change of name from 444 to 544. In 1960, the P 210 followed with similar advantages, delivered in van and estate form for some refreshing variation.