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Saab 900 GT
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Saab 900 GT Reunion: A Historic Gathering at Dalfsen’s Saab Museum

Join fellow Saab enthusiasts on November 16, 2024, at the Saab Museum Takt2Aero in Dalfsen for a historic gathering celebrating the iconic and rare Saab 900 GT. This event honors the end of an era—the final production run of the classic Saab 900 Turbo, a car that symbolizes decades of independent innovation before Saab's transition to GM platforms. With only 204 units ever made and a mere 35 sold in the Netherlands, the Saab 900 GT is a true automotive gem. Attendees will have the unique opportunity to admire these legendary vehicles up close, explore the rich history showcased in the museum's private collection, and connect with a passionate community dedicated to preserving Saab's legacy. Don't miss this chance to be part of a monumental tribute to one of Saab's most revered models.

The Saab Club Nederland
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Celebrate 65 Years of Saab Passion: The Saab Club Nederland, the Oldest in the World, Marks a Milestone

The Dutch Saab Club, the oldest Saab enthusiasts' club in the world, is celebrating its 65th anniversary with a special event in Baarn. From rare Saab models and a bustling parts market to exclusive presentations and a Volvo collection, this gathering promises to be a must-attend for every Saab fan. Join the celebration and experience the rich heritage of Saab like never before!

Eduard Mesritz's cherished red Saab makes a nostalgic appearance at the Lions IJsselvallei Classics rally, capturing the attention of car enthusiasts and spectators alike.
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Rediscovering Memories: Eduard’s Emotional Journey with His Red Saab After 20 Years

Eduard Mesritz reunites with his red Saab 20 years after his wife's passing, embarking on an emotional journey of memories and nostalgia. Discover how this beloved car symbolizes love, loss, and cherished moments as Eduard participates in the Lions IJsselvallei Classics rally with his daughter. Read the heartfelt story of reclaiming a treasured past and preserving its legacy. Inspired by an article from Gelderlander.