Sven Sandberg

Sven Sandberg's 1956 Ford Sunliner convertible. Sven's Sunliner was completed in 1964, featuring a Burgundy Mist paint job by his brother Bo Sandberg.

Sven Sandberg's 1932 Ford 5-Window coupe of Stockholm, Sweden. Sven started the build, known as the Glowing Coupe, in 1961. The first version was shown in 1965, featuring a paint job by Bo Sandberg of Yankee Customs.

Sven Sandberg's 1959 Chevrolet Impala. The car was originally a two-door hardtop, but Sven cut the roof off it and fit it with a tonneau cover in 1965.

Bo Sandberg's Cool Cat. The Cool Cat was a customized Jaguar E-Type built by Bo Sandberg of of Yanke Customs in Älvesjö, Stockholm, Sweden. The build was completed in 1967, featuring a a red and pink Metalflake paint job. Sven bought the Jaguar from Bo and restyled it further.

Bo Sandberg's 1959 Ford Thunderbird of Stockholm, Sweden. Named The Wild Bird, Bo's Thunderbird was completed and made its debut in 1966. Sven and Joakim Sandberg purchased the old custom in 2020.

Sven Sandberg of Stockholm, Sweden. Sven is an early Swedish hot rod and custom pioneer, and the younger brother of Bosse "Gamen" Sandberg.

Inspired of his older brother's motor interest, Sven began to modify mopeds, MC's and cars at his parents summer cottage house at Vendelsö south of Stockholm.
As a teenager he met Maud and they have been a pair all life, they have both contributed enormously to the Swedish Hot Rod and Custom culture with their friendly and positive attitude!

Sven and Maud moved to a house at Trollbäcken, Tyresö where they still live.

The couple have two children, Carina and Joakim Sandberg.

Some of Sven Sandberg's Cars

Sven Sandberg's 1932 Ford 5-Window Coupe - The Glowing Coupe
Sven Sandberg's 1956 Ford Sunliner Convertible
Sven Sandberg's 1959 Chevrolet Impala
Bo "Gamen" Sandberg's 1959 Ford Thunderbird - Wild Bird
Bo Sandberg's Cool Cat
The Zipper a T-23 Hot rod