Kadett A dash

PoochyCor · 05-19-2007

If I remove the dash pad what will I find? Is it the "pre-dash pad dash" with a pad screwed on?

GTJIM · 05-20-2007

Anything about Kadett "A's" is real hard to find out about because there are so few of them left out of the 600,000 or so that were made.

Found this site: OPEL KADETT A (1962-1965) - Bochum, ich komm´ aus dir which has a little bit about them - but it is in German. Fortunately up in the top RH corner is a link to 'Babelfish' that you can click on to have it translated. When 'Babelfish' appears just copy the site address into the box starting with http:// and select translation from German to English from the drop down menu and you will get a quaint translation of the site. Have a wander around the site and some good Kadett A info turns up.

HTH

PoochyCor · 05-20-2007

Reading the translation is a bit like talking to a homeless person (no offense to those of you that are homeless-God love you and thanks for tuning in...) but it has some great information.

Looks like I'll be giving up a trip to the zoo with the family to get the brakes done. Not a 'Father of the Year' move but I've had zero time lately to work on it and every now and then you have to do something for yourself. (We'll see if that line works on the wife).

05-19-2007	#1 (permalink)
PoochyCor Type "A" Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Oklahoma Posts: 83	Unanswered: Kadett A dash If I remove the dash pad what will I find? Is it the "pre-dash pad dash" with a pad screwed on?

05-20-2007	#2 (permalink)
GTJIM Old Opeler Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: New Zealand Posts: 5,686 Provided Answers: 12	A Bit Rare! Anything about Kadett "A's" is real hard to find out about because there are so few of them left out of the 600,000 or so that were made. Found this site: OPEL KADETT A (1962-1965) - Bochum, ich komm´ aus dir which has a little bit about them - but it is in German. Fortunately up in the top RH corner is a link to 'Babelfish' that you can click on to have it translated. When 'Babelfish' appears just copy the site address into the box starting with http:// and select translation from German to English from the drop down menu and you will get a quaint translation of the site. Have a wander around the site and some good Kadett A info turns up. HTH __________________ GTJim Opel Owner since last Century! Copyright © 2000-2009 J D Henry All Rights Reserved

05-20-2007	#3 (permalink)
PoochyCor Type "A" Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Oklahoma Posts: 83	God love the homeless Reading the translation is a bit like talking to a homeless person (no offense to those of you that are homeless-God love you and thanks for tuning in...) but it has some great information. Looks like I'll be giving up a trip to the zoo with the family to get the brakes done. Not a 'Father of the Year' move but I've had zero time lately to work on it and every now and then you have to do something for yourself. (We'll see if that line works on the wife).

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