The Saab Owners Convention “Saab Heritage Car Museum USA” 2022
The Saab Owners Convention 2022 will take place at the “Saab Heritage Car Museum USA” in Sturgis South Dakota on July 21-24 2022. The museum will have a parts and memorabilia...
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The Saab Owners Convention 2022 will take place at the “Saab Heritage Car Museum USA” in Sturgis South Dakota on July 21-24 2022. The museum will have a parts and memorabilia...
Ove Larsson of Edsbyn (Sweden) bought his first Saab car in 1984, it was an old Saab 99 Turbo from 1972. The original car is still there, but what he...
Saab Heritage Car Museum USA is one great institution dedicated to preservation of the Saab Cars for Future Generations to Enjoy and Inspire the Spirit of Saab through Repair Education, Parts Production and...
SAAB Heritage Museum USA, founded by Saab enthusiasts Tom Donney, has expanded the collection with a new exhibit. The regular readers of this blog probably remember that this museum recently also expanded the collection with...
FIVA General Secretary Gian Mario Mollar attended IntSAAB 2026 in Sweden, where nearly 2,000 participants from 26 countries gathered with around 800 Saabs. His report offers an unusual outside view of the clubs, parts support, technical knowledge and younger owners sustaining Saab’s historic-vehicle community.
A recent Saab community post brought the Sonett I back into focus. Saab veteran records reveal a far more detailed story: a 71 kg riveted structure, reversed two-stroke drivetrain, six development cars and a serious plan for series production.
A YouTube video appears to document the complete restoration of a forgotten 1963 Saab 96 rally car. In reality, the car, workshop and restoration were generated by AI. Incorrect Saab components, a completely wrong engine and changing body details expose the illusion and a growing problem in automotive video.
IntSaab returned to Sweden after ten years, but Bro Park revealed something larger: most early three-day registrations came from abroad, with German Saab owners forming the biggest national group.
Ray and Pat Kopczynski of Albany, Oregon, met on a blind date, married within six months, and have spent 53 years since driving matching Saabs. A June 2024 KPTV/Fox 12 “Behind the Wheel” segment revisited their story, first told locally in 2021 around Ray’s 6,400-mile cross-country drive in a 1965 Saab 96.
SAABs@Carlisle 2026 brought American Saab enthusiasts back to Carlisle Fairgrounds with classic 900s, Viggens, tuned 9-3s, convertibles, convoys and a first-place Club Challenge win that confirmed the strength of the community.
