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Opel Admiral Cabriolet 1939

General description : Opel Admiral Cabriolet , auch zur Vermietung für Hochzeit Fotoshoting oder Filmaufnahmen.

Der Admiral ist schon in dem Film "Die Luftbrücke" zum Einsatz gekommen.

Sehr schönes und seltenes Fahrzeug.


Zum Jahreswechsel 1937/38 überraschte Opel zum 75 zigsten Geburtstag die Fachwelt mit diesem einzigartigen Auto und mischte damals die Oberklasse auf.
Der Wagen kostete 7000,00 Reichsmark und war zu dieser Zeit nur für wenige bezahlbar. lag aber deutlich unter dem Preis des Wettbewerbes der Mercedes 320 kostete rund 9000,00 Reichsmark.

Von dem Werkscabriolet wurden 2314 Fahrzeuge gebaut . Heute giebt es noch ca. 30 bekannte Fahrzeug.

Mit seiner Länge von 5,3 metern und einem Gewicht von 1600 Kg ist der Opel Admiral eine stattliche Erscheinung.
Es gab wohl keinen Opel der jemals unerreichbar gewesen währe. Der Admiral war das Traumschiff der Rüsselsheimer Flotte.
Ende der 30 siger Jahre parkte das Auto nicht an jeder Bordsteinkante.
Der zweite Weltkrieg vereitelte eine weitere Verbreitung des Fahrzeuges. Die meisten Nobel-Opel wurden von der Wehrmacht requiriert und haben leider nicht überlebt.

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1939 Opel Admiral Cabriolet is listed for sale on ClassicDigest in Bachstrasse 1DE-35767 Breitscheid-Medenbach by Eckstein Automobile for €79900.

 

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Car type : Car Make : Opel Model : Admiral Model Version : Cabriolet Engine size : 3.2 Model Year : 1939 Sub type : Convertible Location : Bachstrasse 1DE-35767 Breitscheid-Medenbach Vehicle Registration : Undefined

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About Opel
Ah, Opel! The German automaker with a history as rich as a Black Forest gateau. Let's take a leisurely drive through the annals of automotive history, shall we?

Opel's story begins in the 19th century when Adam Opel started crafting sewing machines. Yes, you heard me right, sewing machines! But Adam had bigger dreams – he envisioned a future with horseless carriages, just like the crazy inventors of his time. And so, in 1899, Opel produced their first automobile, the Opel-Patent-Motorwagen System Lutzmann. Catchy name, isn't it?

Now, if we're talking classic Opel models, we can't skip over the Opel 4 PS, affectionately known as the "Doktorwagen." It was the car that put Opel on the map, a tiny two-seater that was as simple and sturdy as a Bavarian beer stein. But the real charm was its affordability. Doctors and professionals loved it, hence the name, and it became the people's car before Volkswagen even existed.

Fast forward to the 1930s, and Opel was cranking out the Olympia. It was sleek, streamlined, and had a small but efficient 1.3-liter engine. Think of it as the German answer to the Ford Model T – a car for the masses.

But if we want to talk about a truly remarkable classic, let's talk Kadett. The Opel Kadett was a workhorse. It soldiered on through the tumultuous years of World War II, and post-war, it was like Germany's own phoenix rising from the ashes. The Kadett helped Opel regain its footing in the automotive world.

Then came the '60s and '70s, and with them, the legendary Opel GT. Some say it was a baby Corvette in a tuxedo, and they weren't entirely wrong. With its unmistakable "Coke bottle" shape and pop-up headlights, the Opel GT was pure style. It wasn't the fastest, but it had more charisma than a disco-era John Travolta.

But what about performance, you ask? Well, Opel didn't disappoint. In the late '80s, they gave us the Opel Kadett GSi 16V. It was a pocket rocket, a hot hatch with a 150-horsepower 2.0-liter engine. It could go from zero to autobahn in no time.

And finally, we can't talk about Opel's classic models without mentioning the Manta. The Opel Manta was the epitome of '70s cool. It had those iconic wraparound bumpers, the sporty silhouette, and a catchy marketing slogan – "The car you always promised yourself." It was the car that whispered sweet nothings about freedom and open roads.

So there you have it, a brisk but exhilarating journey through Opel's history, with a handful of classic models that could make any car enthusiast's heart race. Opel may not be as flashy as some of its German counterparts, but it has a charm all its own, like a well-aged riesling in the world of automotive wines. Cheers to Opel!
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