Norwegian tat (cars for sale in Norway)

32,359 · April 9

1988 Nissan Laurel 2,8D £3842

https://www.finn.no/mobility/item/458892393?ci=1

32,359 · April 9

1988 Nissan Laurel 2,8D £8625

https://www.finn.no/mobility/item/458441022?ci=1

32,359 · April 9

1972 Saab 96 V4 £2352

https://www.finn.no/mobility/item/456361159

32,359 · April 9

1969 Saab 96 V4 £6979

https://www.finn.no/mobility/item/457015766

32,359 · April 9

1978 Saab 99 £2509

https://www.finn.no/mobility/item/457309915?ci=1

32,359 · April 9

1987 Volvo 240 2,3 £7841

https://www.finn.no/mobility/item/420149888?ci=1

32,359 · April 10

1982 Cadillac Deville £4680

https://www.finn.no/mobility/item/459370700

1,828 · April 12

On 09/04/2026 at 13:51, Dyslexic Viking said:

1980 Dodge 6syl auto £7449

https://www.finn.no/mobility/item/458930665?ci=1

Dodge Diplomat grille and lights but the badge on the front wing is from the nearly identical Chrysler LeBaron. Maybe someone just liked the look of the LeBaron Badge? Most M-Body Chrysler LeBaron Station Wagons were the Town & County trim, with fake wood running down the sides. The "wood" was also available as an option on the Dodge version. This one has the narrow chrome strips that defined the outer edge of the "wood" applique, suggesting this car originally had the fake wood, but it appears someone has removed it.

Also, the small, amber light at the top corner of the front wing was never on any US market M-Body Mopar. I suspect this is something added to satisfy Norwegian rules?

32,359 · April 12

5 hours ago, Madman Of The People said:

Dodge Diplomat grille and lights but the badge on the front wing is from the nearly identical Chrysler LeBaron. Maybe someone just liked the look of the LeBaron Badge? Most M-Body Chrysler LeBaron Station Wagons were the Town & County trim, with fake wood running down the sides. The "wood" was also available as an option on the Dodge version. This one has the narrow chrome strips that defined the outer edge of the "wood" applique, suggesting this car originally had the fake wood, but it appears someone has removed it.

Also, the small, amber light at the top corner of the front wing was never on any US market M-Body Mopar. I suspect this is something added to satisfy Norwegian rules?

Seller says this is a Dodge Diplomat but registered as a Dodge Le Baron so I don't know what it really is. And the back end still has fake wood so if I had to guess it has had body repairs and the fake wood was then removed as it was difficult to replace. And I think the amber light is something installed to the rules here, yes, and it's very similar to others I've seen on other car models. But it's a nice survivor as most like this one are roller-painted matte black and get ruined by their owners here.