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Wow, that's an extensive customization. To be honest, I prefer the original look, but there are still so many of these left, that I'm not really angry with the owner for "ruining a classic"... if he thought it looked "kewl" like this, then fine with me and it's much better that he used his "creative vein" on this, than if he had done the same to a rare classic.

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Besides, it seems like it's customised in a way that seemed to be mostly popular in the 80's/90's, so it might have been done back when these cars were still plentiful and cheap.

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The design of its rear part is "not my cup of tea" I wonder if could have been imported from Sweden, and maybe was rebuilt over there as an EPA tractor originally. Volvo Duett was popular that way.

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On the swedish registry site biluppgifter.se you're supposed to be able to search by either license plate or vin, but every time I've tried entering a vin number, it returns a message that "that license plate could not be found"... which is no surpise, considering that the number is a VIN, not a license plate, but I can't find anywhere to switch to vin search?!

If it worked, it might have been possible to check if thisw car was imported from Sweden.

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I often have the same experience! The challenge with Swedish plates is that they after a while is given to another car, if the original car is deregistered for some reason. This Duett came to Norway nearly 20 years ago, and perhaps with a lot of luck it could be possible to find it's original registration through the authorities.
If it came from Sweden.. It's just a wild guess.
Maybe it came from Denmark..

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