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All Opel Kadett B US-model Rallye Coupe versions offered for the year with complete specs, performance and technical data in the catalogue of cars.

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The machine has yet to be invented that can measure my desire for a Opel Kadett Rallye This car is located in Salina, Kansas so hopefully the shipping charges would be fairly reasonable for buyers in almost any area of the US. There is such a cool, rugged-but-good look to this car, in my opinion.

I promise not to use the word patina after this one time. The body looks great but there is some rust to deal with. But, man, what a car! Opels were sold through Buick dealers in the US and at the time they were the second best selling import after the Volkswagen Beetle.

You can see the rust on the floors and in other areas by looking at the photos provided, and kudos to the seller for providing so many photos. I did not expect to see that. The seller says that this is a dealer-installed AC unit.

This engine is the 1. This auction also includes a Opel Kadett L parts car. Are there any Opel Kadett Rallye fans out there? What a dream little car. Yes, I share your affection for these as well. Good luck resisting this one, Scotty…I predict you lose if it stays inexpensive enough! Well, not quite as mine was a new Kadett fastback and it was the basic bare bones model.

If I recall correctly it had a 1,cc engine of about 50hp but man did I lust after one of these which arrived at the dealer just a couple of months after dad bought me the Drove it like it was stolen: I bought a 55 BelAir to restore and replace the Kadett.

This well, one exactly like it was the car my dad had when I a young child. He sold it in to buy a brand new Chevy Monza, which was a far inferior car in my then 5 year old eyes.

It really was a fun, dependable car, but several shortcomings. The Solex carb was nothing but trouble and I refitted it with a Pinto carb, with better results. The foot pedals were funky, and the seats were pretty miserable, as well.

The front stubs for the front suspension tend to rust as this is a unibody. I had several Opels and all were good cars. There were better sports sedans out there. Omg I had one of these, White with a red gut 1. Nova, Be live or not it was a chick magnet lol. JMHO take it or leave it. Lauderdale for a job. A guy went past me, turned around and came back to give me a 6 pack of Coors beer, only sold in Colorado then. I thanked him and continued west out of Salina in my green Opal Kadet Rallye.

I almost was rear ended by one of these in wagon form. The driver was not going to stop in time. So he cut the wheel to the right and barrel rolled it down a small inbankment. The driver popped out almost before the car came to a complete rest. And stuffed it back through the hole so that it was resting on the dashboard, passenger seat and hood. Asked our help to help push him back up onto the road. As he drove away I noticed police officer uniforms in the back seat.

Opel Kadett B Rallye 1.1 1968 first start