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Actor DONALD SUTHERLAND at the Volvo's 75th Anniversary celebration at the Times Square Studios in New York. March 27, 2002. 2002 by Alecsey Boldeskul/NY Photo Press. *PAY-PER-USE* NY Photo Press: phone (646) 267-6913; e-mail: infocopyrightnyphotopress.com
Actor DONALD SUTHERLAND at the Volvo's 75th Anniversary celebration at the Times Square Studios in New York. March 27, 2002. 2002 by Alecsey Boldeskul/NY Photo Press. *PAY-PER-USE* NY Photo Press: phone (646) 267-6913; e-mail: infocopyrightnyphotopress.com
Actor DONALD SUTHERLAND at the Volvo's 75th Anniversary celebration at the Times Square Studios in New York. March 27, 2002. 2002 by Alecsey Boldeskul/NY Photo Press. *PAY-PER-USE* NY Photo Press: phone (646) 267-6913; e-mail: infocopyrightnyphotopress.com
Actor DONALD SUTHERLAND at the Volvo's 75th Anniversary celebration at the Times Square Studios in New York. March 27, 2002. 2002 by Alecsey Boldeskul/NY Photo Press. *PAY-PER-USE* NY Photo Press: phone (646) 267-6913; e-mail: infocopyrightnyphotopress.com
Actor DONALD SUTHERLAND at the Volvo's 75th Anniversary celebration at the Times Square Studios in New York. March 27, 2002. 2002 by Alecsey Boldeskul/NY Photo Press. *PAY-PER-USE* NY Photo Press: phone (646) 267-6913; e-mail: infocopyrightnyphotopress.com
Actor DONALD SUTHERLAND at the Volvo's 75th Anniversary celebration at the Times Square Studios in New York. March 27, 2002. 2002 by Alecsey Boldeskul/NY Photo Press. *PAY-PER-USE* NY Photo Press: phone (646) 267-6913; e-mail: infocopyrightnyphotopress.com
Actor DONALD SUTHERLAND at the Volvo's 75th Anniversary celebration at the Times Square Studios in New York. March 27, 2002. 2002 by Alecsey Boldeskul/NY Photo Press. *PAY-PER-USE* NY Photo Press: phone (646) 267-6913; e-mail: infocopyrightnyphotopress.com
Long Islander IRV GORDON, who the owner of a shiny cherry red Volvo P1800 which he purchased on June 30, 1966, attending the Volvo's 75th Anniversary celebration at Times Square Studios in New York. IRV has become the first person to drive two million miles (!) in the same vehicle. (FULL TEXT IS BELOW). March 27, 2002. 2002 by Alecsey Boldeskul/NY Photo Press. On June 30, 1966 IRV GORDON was in a neighborhood Volvo dealership purchasing a cherry red Volvo P1800. After buying the Volvo, the Long Island native drove the car for the same reasons most people do: to drive back and forth to work (a 125-mile daily roundtrip to his job as a science teacher), for fun and for everyday activities. His long commute and his passion for driving caused him to log his first 250,000 miles in less than five years. The engine never failed and the car never required extensive repairs. Gordon lived two blocks from the ocean and drove through salt and snow each winter, but the body never rusted. So he kept driving his car. Gordon hit 500,000 miles in the late '70s. He celebrated his one-millionth mile in 1987, driving a loop around the Tavern on the Green in New York's Central Park. He retired nine years later and took a part-time job for five years as quality control technician and service writer as a Volvo dealership. With more time on his hands, he made driving his pastime. Gordon would drive to Cincinnati for coffee, to Denver for lunch, or to Montreal for dinner.He'd drive to Volvo dealerships and car clubs to meet other Volvo lovers. He drove to Mexico, Holland, Germany. While in Sweden, he drove to Volvo's headquarters to see where his P1800 was born. More than 35 years after Gordon took keys, the car has the same engine, same radio, same axles, same transmission, and of course, the same driver. Today, Gordon reached a milestone no other individual has accomplished in the more than 100 years of the automobile history: driving 2 million miles in the same vehicle.
Long Islander IRV GORDON, who the owner of a shiny cherry red Volvo P1800 which he purchased on June 30, 1966, attending the Volvo's 75th Anniversary celebration at Times Square Studios in New York. IRV has become the first person to drive two million miles (!) in the same vehicle. (FULL TEXT IS BELOW). March 27, 2002. 2002 by Alecsey Boldeskul/NY Photo Press. On June 30, 1966 IRV GORDON was in a neighborhood Volvo dealership purchasing a cherry red Volvo P1800. After buying the Volvo, the Long Island native drove the car for the same reasons most people do: to drive back and forth to work (a 125-mile daily roundtrip to his job as a science teacher), for fun and for everyday activities. His long commute and his passion for driving caused him to log his first 250,000 miles in less than five years. The engine never failed and the car never required extensive repairs. Gordon lived two blocks from the ocean and drove through salt and snow each winter, but the body never rusted. So he kept driving his car. Gordon hit 500,000 miles in the late '70s. He celebrated his one-millionth mile in 1987, driving a loop around the Tavern on the Green in New York's Central Park. He retired nine years later and took a part-time job for five years as quality control technician and service writer as a Volvo dealership. With more time on his hands, he made driving his pastime. Gordon would drive to Cincinnati for coffee, to Denver for lunch, or to Montreal for dinner.He'd drive to Volvo dealerships and car clubs to meet other Volvo lovers. He drove to Mexico, Holland, Germany. While in Sweden, he drove to Volvo's headquarters to see where his P1800 was born. More than 35 years after Gordon took keys, the car has the same engine, same radio, same axles, same transmission, and of course, the same driver. Today, Gordon reached a milestone no other individual has accomplished in the more than 100 years of the automobile history: driving 2 million miles in the same vehicle.
Comedian JON STEWART at the Volvo's 75th Anniversary celebration at the Times Square Studios in New York. March 27, 2002. 2002 by Alecsey Boldeskul/NY Photo Press. *PAY-PER-USE* NY Photo Press: phone (646) 267-6913; e-mail: infocopyrightnyphotopress.com
Comedian JON STEWART at the Volvo's 75th Anniversary celebration at the Times Square Studios in New York. March 27, 2002. 2002 by Alecsey Boldeskul/NY Photo Press. *PAY-PER-USE* NY Photo Press: phone (646) 267-6913; e-mail: infocopyrightnyphotopress.com
Comedian JON STEWART at the Volvo's 75th Anniversary celebration at the Times Square Studios in New York. March 27, 2002. 2002 by Alecsey Boldeskul/NY Photo Press. *PAY-PER-USE* NY Photo Press: phone (646) 267-6913; e-mail: infocopyrightnyphotopress.com
Comedian JON STEWART at the Volvo's 75th Anniversary celebration at the Times Square Studios in New York. March 27, 2002. 2002 by Alecsey Boldeskul/NY Photo Press. *PAY-PER-USE* NY Photo Press: phone (646) 267-6913; e-mail: infocopyrightnyphotopress.com
Comedian JON STEWART at the Volvo's 75th Anniversary celebration at the Times Square Studios in New York. March 27, 2002. 2002 by Alecsey Boldeskul/NY Photo Press. *PAY-PER-USE* NY Photo Press: phone (646) 267-6913; e-mail: infocopyrightnyphotopress.com
Comedian JON STEWART at the Volvo's 75th Anniversary celebration at the Times Square Studios in New York. March 27, 2002. 2002 by Alecsey Boldeskul/NY Photo Press. *PAY-PER-USE* NY Photo Press: phone (646) 267-6913; e-mail: infocopyrightnyphotopress.com
Comedian JON STEWART at the Volvo's 75th Anniversary celebration at the Times Square Studios in New York. March 27, 2002. 2002 by Alecsey Boldeskul/NY Photo Press. *PAY-PER-USE* NY Photo Press: phone (646) 267-6913; e-mail: infocopyrightnyphotopress.com
Cherry red 1966 Volvo P1800 at the Volvo's 75th Anniversary celebration at Times Square Studios in New York. IRV GORDON, the owner, has become the first person to drive two million miles (!) in the same vehicle. (FULL TEXT IS BELOW). March 27, 2002. 2002 by Alecsey Boldeskul/NY Photo Press. On June 30, 1966 IRV GORDON was in a neighborhood Volvo dealership purchasing a cherry red Volvo P1800. After buying the Volvo, the Long Island native drove the car for the same reasons most people do: to drive back and forth to work (a 125-mile daily roundtrip to his job as a science teacher), for fun and for everyday activities. His long commute and his passion for driving caused him to log his first 250,000 miles in less than five years. The engine never failed and the car never required extensive repairs. Gordon lived two blocks from the ocean and drove through salt and snow each winter, but the body never rusted. So he kept driving his car. Gordon hit 500,000 miles in the late '70s. He celebrated his one-millionth mile in 1987, driving a loop around the Tavern on the Green in New York's Central Park. He retired nine years later and took a part-time job for five years as quality control technician and service writer at a Volvo dealership. With more time on his hands, he made driving his pastime. Gordon would drive to Cincinnati for coffee, to Denver for lunch, or to Montreal for dinner.He'd drive to Volvo dealerships and car clubs to meet other Volvo lovers. He drove to Mexico, Holland, Germany. While in Sweden, he drove to Volvo's headquarters to see where his P1800 was born. More than 35 years after Gordon took keys, the car has the same engine, same radio, same axles, same transmission, and of course, the same driver. Today, Gordon reached a milestone no other individual has accomplished in the more than 100 years of the automobile history: driving 2 million miles in the same vehicle.
Cherry red 1966 Volvo P1800 at the Volvo's 75th Anniversary celebration at Times Square Studios in New York. IRV GORDON, the owner, has become the first person to drive two million miles (!) in the same vehicle. (FULL TEXT IS BELOW). March 27, 2002. 2002 by Alecsey Boldeskul/NY Photo Press. On June 30, 1966 IRV GORDON was in a neighborhood Volvo dealership purchasing a cherry red Volvo P1800. After buying the Volvo, the Long Island native drove the car for the same reasons most people do: to drive back and forth to work (a 125-mile daily roundtrip to his job as a science teacher), for fun and for everyday activities. His long commute and his passion for driving caused him to log his first 250,000 miles in less than five years. The engine never failed and the car never required extensive repairs. Gordon lived two blocks from the ocean and drove through salt and snow each winter, but the body never rusted. So he kept driving his car. Gordon hit 500,000 miles in the late '70s. He celebrated his one-millionth mile in 1987, driving a loop around the Tavern on the Green in New York's Central Park. He retired nine years later and took a part-time job for five years as quality control technician and service writer at a Volvo dealership. With more time on his hands, he made driving his pastime. Gordon would drive to Cincinnati for coffee, to Denver for lunch, or to Montreal for dinner.He'd drive to Volvo dealerships and car clubs to meet other Volvo lovers. He drove to Mexico, Holland, Germany. While in Sweden, he drove to Volvo's headquarters to see where his P1800 was born. More than 35 years after Gordon took keys, the car has the same engine, same radio, same axles, same transmission, and of course, the same driver. Today, Gordon reached a milestone no other individual has accomplished in the more than 100 years of the automobile history: driving 2 million miles in the same vehicle.
Cherry red 1966 Volvo P1800 at the Volvo's 75th Anniversary celebration at Times Square Studios in New York. IRV GORDON, the owner, has become the first person to drive two million miles (!) in the same vehicle. (FULL TEXT IS BELOW). March 27, 2002. 2002 by Alecsey Boldeskul/NY Photo Press. On June 30, 1966 IRV GORDON was in a neighborhood Volvo dealership purchasing a cherry red Volvo P1800. After buying the Volvo, the Long Island native drove the car for the same reasons most people do: to drive back and forth to work (a 125-mile daily roundtrip to his job as a science teacher), for fun and for everyday activities. His long commute and his passion for driving caused him to log his first 250,000 miles in less than five years. The engine never failed and the car never required extensive repairs. Gordon lived two blocks from the ocean and drove through salt and snow each winter, but the body never rusted. So he kept driving his car. Gordon hit 500,000 miles in the late '70s. He celebrated his one-millionth mile in 1987, driving a loop around the Tavern on the Green in New York's Central Park. He retired nine years later and took a part-time job for five years as quality control technician and service writer at a Volvo dealership. With more time on his hands, he made driving his pastime. Gordon would drive to Cincinnati for coffee, to Denver for lunch, or to Montreal for dinner.He'd drive to Volvo dealerships and car clubs to meet other Volvo lovers. He drove to Mexico, Holland, Germany. While in Sweden, he drove to Volvo's headquarters to see where his P1800 was born. More than 35 years after Gordon took keys, the car has the same engine, same radio, same axles, same transmission, and of course, the same driver. Today, Gordon reached a milestone no other individual has accomplished in the more than 100 years of the automobile history: driving 2 million miles in the same vehicle.
Cherry red 1966 Volvo P1800 at the Volvo's 75th Anniversary celebration at Times Square Studios in New York. IRV GORDON, the owner, has become the first person to drive two million miles (!) in the same vehicle. (FULL TEXT IS BELOW). March 27, 2002. 2002 by Alecsey Boldeskul/NY Photo Press. On June 30, 1966 IRV GORDON was in a neighborhood Volvo dealership purchasing a cherry red Volvo P1800. After buying the Volvo, the Long Island native drove the car for the same reasons most people do: to drive back and forth to work (a 125-mile daily roundtrip to his job as a science teacher), for fun and for everyday activities. His long commute and his passion for driving caused him to log his first 250,000 miles in less than five years. The engine never failed and the car never required extensive repairs. Gordon lived two blocks from the ocean and drove through salt and snow each winter, but the body never rusted. So he kept driving his car. Gordon hit 500,000 miles in the late '70s. He celebrated his one-millionth mile in 1987, driving a loop around the Tavern on the Green in New York's Central Park. He retired nine years later and took a part-time job for five years as quality control technician and service writer at a Volvo dealership. With more time on his hands, he made driving his pastime. Gordon would drive to Cincinnati for coffee, to Denver for lunch, or to Montreal for dinner.He'd drive to Volvo dealerships and car clubs to meet other Volvo lovers. He drove to Mexico, Holland, Germany. While in Sweden, he drove to Volvo's headquarters to see where his P1800 was born. More than 35 years after Gordon took keys, the car has the same engine, same radio, same axles, same transmission, and of course, the same driver. Today, Gordon reached a milestone no other individual has accomplished in the more than 100 years of the automobile history: driving 2 million miles in the same vehicle.
Cherry red 1966 Volvo P1800 at the Volvo's 75th Anniversary celebration at Times Square Studios in New York. IRV GORDON, the owner, has become the first person to drive two million miles (!) in the same vehicle. (FULL TEXT IS BELOW). March 27, 2002. 2002 by Alecsey Boldeskul/NY Photo Press. On June 30, 1966 IRV GORDON was in a neighborhood Volvo dealership purchasing a cherry red Volvo P1800. After buying the Volvo, the Long Island native drove the car for the same reasons most people do: to drive back and forth to work (a 125-mile daily roundtrip to his job as a science teacher), for fun and for everyday activities. His long commute and his passion for driving caused him to log his first 250,000 miles in less than five years. The engine never failed and the car never required extensive repairs. Gordon lived two blocks from the ocean and drove through salt and snow each winter, but the body never rusted. So he kept driving his car. Gordon hit 500,000 miles in the late '70s. He celebrated his one-millionth mile in 1987, driving a loop around the Tavern on the Green in New York's Central Park. He retired nine years later and took a part-time job for five years as quality control technician and service writer at a Volvo dealership. With more time on his hands, he made driving his pastime. Gordon would drive to Cincinnati for coffee, to Denver for lunch, or to Montreal for dinner.He'd drive to Volvo dealerships and car clubs to meet other Volvo lovers. He drove to Mexico, Holland, Germany. While in Sweden, he drove to Volvo's headquarters to see where his P1800 was born. More than 35 years after Gordon took keys, the car has the same engine, same radio, same axles, same transmission, and of course, the same driver. Today, Gordon reached a milestone no other individual has accomplished in the more than 100 years of the automobile history: driving 2 million miles in the same vehicle.