These aren't the kind of cars normally displayed here. The first is an Opel Kadett. When I was hauling hay in Kansas ,I learned to drive a manual in my room mates gold Opel. Yellow is the closest color I could find. The Opel GT was a common sight in the neighborhood I lived in Colorado. Oddly the doors open on these two.
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This topic was modified 2 years ago 2 times by grockwood
Thies aren't the kind of cars normally displayed here. The first is an Opel Kadett. When I was hauling hay in Kansas ,I learned to drive a manual in my room mates gold Opal. Yellow is the closest color I could find. The Opel GT was a commen sight in the neighborhood I lived in Colorado. Oddly the doors open on these two.
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NICE! But don't be mistaken; these cars are displayed here - all cars are loved hereabouts -
I remember both Opels. In 1972, when I was looking for my first new car, I considered the Opel GT and test drove one. I eventually bought a Datsun 240Z.
Grock I reckon there maybe quite a few IXO, Salvat, Hachette et al fans around here. I have a heap of them. I really appreciate their variety, all types of vehicles from different countries. I have the Opel GT, nice model. I'm hoping they will give us some more British cars from the 20s to 60s. There's already a couple of Jags, Minis, and a Morris
Grock I reckon there maybe quite a few IXO, Salvat, Hachette et al fans around here. I have a heap of them. I really appreciate their variety, all types of vehicles from different countries. I have the Opel GT, nice model. I'm hoping they will give us some more British cars from the 20s to 60s. There's already a couple of Jags, Minis, and a Morris
Yes sir Geoff! Grockwood and these cars, are fitting right in around here!Â
