my 70 Kadett Rallye

Ray Morley · 10-04-2006

Here are a few snaps of my project.

The seats were recovered with a black/white/grey herringbone pattern and I complemented the door panels to match. My dash pad ended up with a small crack on the left side of it (as per OPEL usual) and I made a small dash pad to hide the problem until I can locate a new pad. Still lots of inside detailing work to be done.

kwilford · 10-04-2006

Nice Kadett, Ray. I surely would have liked seeing it at the annual Vintage Sports Car Club of Calgary (www.vsccc.ca) European Field Show, which we finally held the week before last (delayed a week due to SNOW in Calgary!). Nary an Opel in the field, but two of us members have them, so maybe next year. Book it in your schedule now for September 15, 2007. And drag that darn Mike down from Morinville with his GT Convertible.

hallgeir · 10-05-2006

Keith, your link isn`t working. Think it should be www.vsccc.ca

Nice site, btw, and nice kadett, Ray.

Edit: Wasn`t working. Ok now.

Gordy · 10-05-2006

Kadett: looks great.....the herringbone interior reminds me of a poster

I had IN 1970 along with a black light and strobe light..etc etc.!

heimue · 10-05-2006

drool... I wish my Kadett was halfway as far as yours...

Dieter

tekenaar · 10-05-2006

Originally Posted by Ray Morley

Here are a few snaps of my project.

The seats were recovered with a black/white/grey herringbone pattern and I complemented the door panels to match. My dash pad ended up with a small crack on the left side of it (as per OPEL usual) and I made a small dash pad to hide the problem until I can locate a new pad. Still lots of inside detailing work to be done.

Really nice work, Ray . . . KUDOS!! Really have come to appreciate these little guys since rescuing my '69 LS from Seattle.

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kwilford Über OpelGT.com Moderator Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Calgary, Alberta, Canada Posts: 4,079 Real Name: Keith Wilford Provided Answers: 4	Nice Kadett, Ray. I surely would have liked seeing it at the annual Vintage Sports Car Club of Calgary (www.vsccc.ca) European Field Show, which we finally held the week before last (delayed a week due to SNOW in Calgary!). Nary an Opel in the field, but two of us members have them, so maybe next year. Book it in your schedule now for September 15, 2007. And drag that darn Mike down from Morinville with his GT Convertible. __________________ Keith Wilford working on my '71 GT and '75 SportWagon Last edited by kwilford; 10-05-2006 at 02:42 AM.

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hallgeir Viking Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Norway Posts: 852 Real Name: Hallgeir Provided Answers: 1	Keith, your link isn`t working. Think it should be www.vsccc.ca Nice site, btw, and nice kadett, Ray. Edit: Wasn`t working. Ok now. __________________ Hallgeir Opels now: -69 GT 1900, -95 Omega B 2,5 V6 CD Aut. Previous Opels: -91 Omega A 2,0i, -85 Ascona 1,6S CC, -78 Ascona 1,9S, -81 Commodore 2,5S Berlina, -82 Ascona 1,6S CC, -78 Ascona 1,9S, -72 Ascona 1,6S http://www.opelgt.com/forums/vbgoogl...4650269&zoom=5 Last edited by hallgeir; 10-05-2006 at 09:52 AM. Reason: Keith fixed it.

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heimue "The Jägermeister" Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Newnan, GA - greater ATL area Posts: 1,509 Provided Answers: 3	drool... I wish my Kadett was halfway as far as yours... Dieter __________________ One 2.0-16V Opel is not enough

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Gordy Member Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Loves Park, IL (Rockford area) Posts: 798	Kadett: looks great.....the herringbone interior reminds me of a poster I had IN 1970 along with a black light and strobe light..etc etc.!

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