
Special thanks to Rich Anderson who helped to organize this year’s island drive. And he fearlessly led the way on our drive throughout the scenic back roads. I counted no less than 17 Volvos that took part this year.

We started out by attending a car gathering on Whidbey Island that draws all kinds of interesting class cars. Yes, we got rained on. And yep, we survived.

It was a great treat to see Gregg Morris from the Volvo Club of British Columbia. He’s the chapter coordinator in Canada for Volvo Club of America. Gregg runs a strong and active group of passionate members who own vintage Volvos.
If you haven’t yet checked out their club website, click HERE!

We met John Vinson from Orcas Island who drove his amazing looking 122 wagon / pick up. Comprising parts from five separate cars it’s mostly all Volvo and it turns heads wherever he goes. He designed this one-of-a-kind Volvo, himself.

Until next year, when we again will invade Whidby Island with Swedish Iron on the first Saturday of August.
By Dale Ridings
Photo: Dale Ridings, Mike Deskins









