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Back in the early 2000s, Volvo’s creativity was in overdrive. The famously staid and conservative Swedish carmaker presented a series of wacky concepts at the annual SEMA aftermarket industry trade show. Most were pure fantasy, but one – the ‘XC70 AT’ concept – could have, and perhaps should have, become a reality… At SEMA 2005, the XC70 AT concept was unveiled alongside the ‘T6 Roadster’ open wheel concept that was part classic hot rod and part science fiction. Unlike the similar Plymouth Prowler from a decade earlier, the T6 was no chance of making it to production. The XC70 AT concept was based on a 2005 XC70 SUV. The ‘AT’ stood for ‘All Terrain’, indicating how the vehicle’s offtarmac capabilities could be ramped up. For those unfamiliar with a 2005…