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Opel GT Owner
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Craigslist-1969 GT 1100
Thought some of you might want a look at this add I found on Craigslist in SF, CA, Neil.
1969 Opel GT + Straight and Rust-Free Reply to: sale-820834287@craigslist.org Date: 2008-08-31, 8:10AM PDT "This is a 1969 Opel GT with the very rare 1100 engine, and was one of only 342 cars imported into the USA with this engine, all during the first year of production. Surprising performance with great handling and excellent fuel efficiency (magazines used to report 40+ mpg for this model), make this version the most collectible of all Opel GTs. This is a straight and totally rust-free Idaho car, with only two previous owners. In fact it may be the cleanest unrestored GT 1100 in the country. Old repaint in metallic blue (was originally British Racing Green) with original Saddle Tan interior. This will be a fine daily driver or weekend car with some minor TLC, or would be the perfect basis for a full restoration to original specification. Click here for more details and pictures: More 1969 Opel GT photos " |
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opelitis
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1970 opet gt 1900
Hello, Recently picked up an Opel GT. It's a 1970 and it's the 1900. Hardly any rust. Solid Colorado car. New exhaust. Some idiot put a wing on the back sometime in the 80's. Set under a cover car since 99. I never got a key with the car. My big questions is this: is the ignition key the same key as the door key? Yes, I did get a title. And yes it will be for sale after I get it running. I want to hear it run. That's the fun part for me. Mostly original and not bad. Red in color. Richard in Colorado.
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UngerDog
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I saw this one yesterday on SF craigslist and got excited. I thought, "B-town", where's that? ... maybe it's a typo and he meant "P-town" .... oh yeah, that's my town! Nope, "B-town" means Boise, Idaho. Dang, to far for me. But, at $2450 it looks like a good deal.
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opelitis
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You might consider uship.com..they will pick up a car, drive it to your door. All you do is post bids. The lowest bid, you accept. I purchased a car from New Hampshire and had it driven to Colorado. That's where I reside. And idaho by the way, isn't far from me. Thanks for the info about the key. Much appreciated. Rich
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