Volvo P1800

[carenthusiast]

Scanned these from a calander bigger than the scanner glass.

[Icekid84]

ROFL where is FlashG at right now... Yes these series you are doing carenthusiast are very nice They do have perspective but Ive worked with worse before, and the size makes up for the perspective IMO anyhow.

[carenthusiast]

But they're still Good?

[Icekid84]

lol yes IMO they are, as said large quality makes up for anything else

[czechoslowak]

I was looking for this car. Thanks.

[tiberius]

great car!, this was the car used in the saint tv series.

[friends_abhi]

do you have Ford E-350 blueprint. I will be the happiest if you do... i want to model a ford E350 XL box van...

[Moritzamica]

if you like the pictures, which carenthusiast has scanned from a calender, I highly recommend the following books to you. The Informations are from the www.amazon.com site.

Cars : A Celebration (Paperback) by Quentin Willson

Paperback: nearly 600 pages
Publisher: Gardners Books (September 6, 2001)
ISBN: 0751333689

From Library Journal
More than a "celebration," as the title states, this highly illustrated volume is an exhaustive automobile encyclopedia. Willson (Classic American Cars) obviously knows his way around a steering wheel. But the most arresting features of the book are its size (nearly 600 pages), heft (6.5 lbs.), and quality (heavy, high-gloss paper with a sturdy binding). Histories of 150 of the most famous cars ever produced are fully documented with over 1800 photos. Each car is photographed in high detail, including front, back, sides, plane view, interior, and engine components. The text is minimal, focusing on each car's history and significance. Still, the book is packed with historical details and commentaries on style and engineering. It includes profiles of cars produced in Europe, the United States, Japan, and Australia. No equivalent book exists with this sort of detail and presentation.


The Ultimate Classic Car Book (Paperback) by Quentin Willson

Paperback: 224 pages
Publisher: DK ADULT; Reprint edition (July 17, 2006)
Language: English
ISBN: 0756618851
Product Dimensions: 10.9 x 9.4 x 0.6 inches
Shipping Weight: 2.12 pounds


And here some impressions from these books, I have a German version called: "Klassische Traumautos" bought for a low price at ebay.... :-)

[nb]

Thanks for information about the books.

I've got a similar one about American cars, as well as some other books with reference images. I would also like to post the information about them. Is it possible for the admins to create a separate section that would be detected to publications? I mean Ssexton has already provided all the possible information about Profile Publications, would not it be nice to have everything in one place?

[Moritzamica]

mmmh, good idea

[Moritzamica]

I have a book about American Cars,too. It´s called "Classic American Cars" with 192 pages and alot of pictures of American classics from the 40s up to the70s. Author is Quentin Willson, too.

[scooter]

Here's a 2-view for P1800 taken from the handbook. Also the measurements for the drawings. Hope someone finds use for them.

[Icekid84]

I can look into asking about it for you guys.