Of course parked next to the Bellett
it's just come and get, there is a lot for sale and they are cheap too.

This is when we pick up my 66a in Olofstroem 2005.




On the way home.

At home!


Here in the barn it stood a year before we started working on it.

genuine barn finds in genuine barns ...excellent

Now it is 2006 and the restore has begun, the springs hanged under the car so "bearing arms" had to be welded, rear axle also got an overhaul.

very nice! its great to see some more cars from your part of the world!

It's not so far between us...!? Or? Humm

I love the way you guys store these old cars in BARNS. Makes them absolute BARN FINDS.
Awesome.

awesome for sure. one hears about 'barn finds', but there it is for real.

We love barns, you never know what's hiding inside them!

Here is one that is absolutely not for sale, he'll repair it, he believes... Photos are taken in 2006 and it looks the same today...

Would be nice to find an excellent example in a Barn!!

true Barns are a bit rare here i think........

Hi,
If I have not mistaken badly, there's a story about '66 Deluxes sold in Finland in 1967. Reason for this was the bankruptcy of Swedish importer, as the Finnish importer "Suomen koneliike" bought the unsold Deluxes from Sweden and sold them in Finland. Rest of the lineup had already new style mask and stuff, but the Deluxes which came via Sweden had old style features as they were ordered over a year earlier.

And funny thing the right-hand / left-hand steering... Sweden used to drive "left lane" system before September 1967, but (another if I recall right ) they always had had the steering wheel in left side. (so, before changing the side of the road, the driver sat next to the ditch, not next to the center of the road... )

Bellett Sweden can of course correct me, if I am gasping the straws here...

Isuzu (just like the other japanese makes which landed here in 1965... Datsun, Toyota and interestingly enough such small makes as Prince and Hino had their dealerships installed here before Japanese government decided to forcefully join smaller makes to bigger ones to boost the competition in Europe and U.S.) got much more easily good foothold from Finland due fact that we did not have passenger car production, unlike Sweden with nimble two stroke SAABs and built like a tank Volvos.

yes, we love barns!


Nappe1
You are absolutely right about when we drove on the wrong side!
The Swedish importer was my grandfather, I thought all the cars after the bankruptcy went to Finland (dad too)
or are we wrong ? and if so where did the other cars go?
We usually buy some parts of Ari Nöjd (spelling?) it is someone you know ?

Love your photo's and story,that photo looking into the barn sure would look good on a calender,Gerry

Thanks!
It was very exciting when the doors opened at the barn

Was out driving when I saw something very nice!

Hi!

I was surprised to see that there still are some Belletts alive in Sweden! A relatively small amounts of cars were produced and still Belletts can be found worldwide!

Greetings from Finland!

P.S. Vi har den största veteranbilhändelsen den 2.8. 2015 i Forssa i Finland (Forssa pick nick). Jag hoppas att vi kommer att se en svensk Bellett där också, välkommen.

Juha Lanne, "MrJ", Bellett sedan -67

I am also surprised that there are so many left alive but in Sweden it is only 15 cars left, there is three that is approved for the road and that is ours.

You can Read here. I bought the car in Tenala.
viewtopic.php?f=14&t=2893
Or here.
http://boxerville.se/forum/viewtopic.php?id=26220

P.S. Det hade varigt jätte kul men tyvärr är där en stor vw träff i Tierp på arenan så det går tyvärr inte... Men tack för inbjudan!

Two cars we have scrapped ( rusty as hell )



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One we change against a beetle.


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Dad in a newspaper article


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When dad's bellett have stopped to charge so we found a guy who can hopefully fix the problem just in case he gets little literature!