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Ford Taunus 12M & 15M 1955-1957

Ford Taunus 12M & 15M 1955-1957 (Weltkugel)

1955 Ford Taunus 12M

1955 Ford Taunus 12M

1955 Ford Taunus 15M

1955 Ford Taunus 15M

 

1955 Ford Taunus 15M

1955 Ford Taunus 15M

 


Opel Club meeting

Opel Club meeting

The Alt-Opel Interessengemeinschaft's main event in 2001 was held in Peine. The local campsite put up many of the participants, many of whom had brought along a period caravan.

Opel Blitz

Opel Blitz

Opel Treffen

Opel Treffen in 2001

Opel Olympia Rekord


Opel Kadett C 1973-1979

Opel Kadett C 1973-1979

The C Kadett was introduced in August 1973 and was intended as a 'world car'. It was based mechanically on its predecessor, the B Kadett


VW prototypes

VW prototypes

This is the earliest prototype VW Beetle.

Prototype

Protoype

Berlin 1939

Berlin 1939 Early production models

Opel Olympia 1939

Opel Olympia 1939

1939 Opel Olympia

1939 Opel Olympia
 
 

1939 Opel Olympia Cabrio Coach

1939 Opel Olympia Cabrio Coach

Opel Kapitan 1939-1951

Opel Kapitan Special

Opel Kapitän 1939-1951

This page is devoted to the Opel Kapitän that first left the factory in Russelheim in 1939

The Kapitän laid bare to show off the fact that it did not have a sparate chassis.


VW Transporter (Bulli) Type 2

VW Transporter (Bulli) Type 2

A bit off-topic perhaps, but the transporter, or Bulli as it is known in Germany, has gained such cult status, that I had to include it here. The Dutch VW importer, Ben Pon, is said to have made the first sketches for the Transporter.


Opel Olympia 1953-1957

Opel Olympia 1953-1957

The new Opel Olympia Rekord was larger than its predecessor and had a slightly more powerful 1.5 litre engine.


Opel Rekord P2 (1960-1963)

Opel Rekord P2 (1960-1963)

P2 (the first Rekord without the Olympia name)

Opel Rekord P2

1960 Opel Rekord P2

P2 Car-a-van

1960 Opel Rekord P2 Car-a-van

Opel Kapitän 1947-1950

Opel Kapitän 1947-1950

The 1947 Opel Kapitän was a roomy six-cylinder saloon based on the 1939 design. In fact the major external difference was its round headlamps (the pre-war models had angular ones). Bumpers, hubcaps and 'zeppelin' were also of a slightly different design. Opel no longer offered two-door or convertible models. Although designated the 1947 model, production didn't actually commence until October 1948.


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