Vagns SAAB-museum

Vagns SAAB-museum is a small private collection in Nordborg assembled by collector Vagn Bruncke. The display focuses on SAAB two‑stroke models from the 1950s–1960s and includes about a dozen cars plus a SAABO 260 caravan.

Visits are by appointment only; the museum is a focused stop for enthusiasts interested in early Swedish automotive design rather than a large public institution. Expect an intimate viewing of restored vehicles and curator knowledge when you arrange a visit.

A compact, specialist collection with emphasis on early SAAB two‑stroke technology and design.

Look out for:

• Rare early SAAB passenger cars (1950s–1960s).

• The SAABO 260 caravan paired with the cars.

• Close-up views of period details and engineering.

• Informal, collector-led commentary when you visit.

Best way to experience it:

Contact the museum in advance to book a visit, mention any specific models you want to see, and allow time for a guided walk‑through rather than a quick drive‑by.

• Open by appointment only—contact ahead to arrange a visit.

• Small collection; visits are typically informal and guided.

• Located at Nordborgvej 56; parking limited to the site.

• Verify accessibility and photography rules when booking.