A+L GT ????????

Ventid · 07-24-2003

Hi everyone. I recently read an article I found on the net about an Opel being a "rare A+L" Does this make any sense? My tag under the hood says this but it said the same thing for a real nightmare I saw in a garage here in B.C.

RallyBob · 07-24-2003

All North American Opel GT's are GT/AL's, only overseas did they have the 'option' of a lower-cost GT/J (Junior), which was a stripper model designed to appeal to the youth of the day. It had the 1.9 with 4-speed, but had all black trim and some black side stripes, so it was sportier in appearance. It was missing some of the niceties of the GT/AL such as the full instrumentation, carpeting, locking gas cap, trim rings on the wheels, etc.

Bob

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Ventid Opeler Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Victoria B.C. Canada Posts: 9 Classified Rating: 0% (0)	A+l ???????? Hi everyone. I recently read an article I found on the net about an Opel being a "rare A+L" Does this make any sense? My tag under the hood says this but it said the same thing for a real nightmare I saw in a garage here in B.C.

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RallyBob Project 1450 supporter... Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Pleasant Valley, CT Posts: 6,655 Classified Rating: 0% (0)	All North American Opel GT's are GT/AL's, only overseas did they have the 'option' of a lower-cost GT/J (Junior), which was a stripper model designed to appeal to the youth of the day. It had the 1.9 with 4-speed, but had all black trim and some black side stripes, so it was sportier in appearance. It was missing some of the niceties of the GT/AL such as the full instrumentation, carpeting, locking gas cap, trim rings on the wheels, etc. Bob

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