Picture showing the Volvo TR701-4

Volvo TR701-4. The introduction of Volvo’s first purpose built 7-seater taxicabs.

TR stands for "trafikvagn", Swedish for taxicab. The TR701-704 were the successors to the TR671-679 purpose-built taxicabs.

The corresponding standard versions were designated PV656-659. The TR had a longer wheelbase and seven seats. There was a side-valve six-cylinder engine, 'EC', under the hood. The Volvo cab was loved by its users and was almost immune to wear and tear.

Technical Specifications
Model: TR701-4
Variants: TR 701 (with glass division) TR 702
Chassis TR 703 (with glass division) TR 704 (without glass division)
Produced: 1935 - 1937
Volume: 936
Body: N/A
Engine: In-line, 6-cyl, side valves; 3,670 cc; 84.14x110 mm; 8084 bhp at 3,300 rpm.
Transmission: 3-speed, floor lever.
Brakes: Hydraulic.
Dimensions: Wheelbase 122 or 128 in.

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