Volvo TR701-4. 1935 - 1937

History of the Volvo Car

TR stands for "trafikvagn", taxi cab, and these models were purpose-built as taxis. The corresponding standard version was designated PV658/659. The TR had a longer wheelbase and seven seats. Under the bonnet, there was a side-valve six-cylinder engine in the EC version. The Volvo cab was loved by its users and almost indestructible to wear.

Technical facts:
Variants:	TR 701 (with glass division), TR 702 Chassis, TR 703 (with glass division), TR 704 (without glass division)
Prod. year:	1935-1937
Volume:	936
Execution:	Taxi
Engine:	In-line, 6-cyl, side valves; 3,670 cc (224 cu in) 84.14 x 110 mm; 80 bhp at 3,300 rpm.
Transmission:	3-speed, floor lever.
Brakes:	Hydraulic.
Dimensions:	Wheelbase 122" or 128"