1973 Opel GT

$2,000

/ USD
DETAILS:
  • 1973
  • Driven 100,000 miles
  • Fuel type: Gasoline
  • Manual transmission
  • Exterior color: Orange · Interior color: Black
Description

Starts and runs! Clean WI title. Feel free to indulge your curiosity and shoot me a dm! *Automated inquiries will NOT be entertained! **original owners manual and OEM wheels +spare included. ***BBS rims included The Opel GT has a steel unibody chassis and a front mid-engined, rear-wheel drive layout. The engine is mounted far back in the chassis to improve weight distribution. Front suspension consists of upper A-arms and a lower transverse leaf spring. A live axle and coil springs are used...

Our Take:
  • The Opel GT, often dubbed the "mini Corvette," is celebrated for its sleek design and nimble handling. Produced between 1968 and 1973, it’s become something of a cult classic among European sports cars. With only about 103,000 units ever made, finding one in running condition today is quite the treat. The resemblance to a Corvette was intentional, playing on American sporty aesthetics but with a unique European twist.
  • This particular 1973 model year is significant because it was the last year of production for the GT. By this time, the model had pretty much honed its setup with a 1.9-liter engine offering about 102 horsepower. While that might not sound like much today, it was plenty peppy for its size back in the early '70s. If you've ever wondered how a good weight distribution affects handling, this GT showcases it well with its front mid-engine layout.
  • The inclusion of both original OEM wheels and aftermarket BBS rims is a neat bonus for enthusiasts. BBS rims are a beloved aftermarket choice that enhance both the aesthetics and performance of a vehicle. Keeping the OEM wheels means collectors can maintain authenticity, while the BBS rims add a dash of sporty flair.
  • The "starts and runs" condition makes it appealing for both restorers and drivers alike. With a clean title and an original owner’s manual (a rare find), it’s a solid foundation for a project car or even light restoration. Add in the charm of manually shifting gears, and you’ve got the full analog driving experience that’s becoming increasingly rare in modern times.
Location:
  • Milwaukee, WI | USA
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