It's almost as if one wonders what on earth has rolled into Gomér Andersson Nyköping. It looks like an ambulance, but it resembles hardly anything else, and it carries a history that can be said to be completely unique.
For twenty years, it served as an ambulance at the Kopparberg Bergslagen Blötbergets mine in Grängesberg. But then it was deemed to have served its purpose and was stripped of stretchers, lights, and other equipment before being stowed away in a barn outside Trosa. There, it might have remained if it hadn't been for Hans Eriksson, who, with the help of both his wife and son, restored it to the incredible condition it is in today. A thousand work hours were put into it, but now the red juice blender is back on the roof.
In total, only three models like this have been built, and the other two are believed to have been lost. If you want to own a Volvo that no one else can match, the opportunity is now available at Gomér Andersson Nyköping.
