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Announcing the Opel Tech Center
The Tech Center is a library of technical information related to classic Opels. Files uploaded to date include the Factory Service Manual (FSM) broken down by chapter, Opel Parts Interchange Manual, several articles written and submitted by members and other files gathered from the internet. The Tech Center is running on a new program that is not tied into the forum member database. It will allow authors to upload and edit their work without the need for any web coding knowledge. Type, cut and paste, add a photo, click and it is published. Photos can be placed anywhere in the article or links can be added to existing work. If you would like to author an article contact me and I will set you up. A link to submit existing files, Posts, Threads or Articles for uploading by staff will be added soon. We have a wealth of data in the site to tap into. Volunteer authors are welcome. Credit will be given to known authors of the material. With this launch, we now have the capability to convert PDF files to HTML for easy web viewing and printing, convert M.S. Office files to HTML, Edit existing PDF files, easily create new PDF or HTML files and on and on. The Purchase these programs was possible because of donations made over the past few months. I have not had the opportunity to thank all yet, but you can see the results of your support. The OpelGT.com Tech Center can be accessed at: www.opelgt.com/tech |
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Detroit,where my home was
Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Maria - Hoop, The Netherlands
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Real Name: Erick
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about???? this among the best things that could have been added to the site. And as spdkilz02 says: Thank you very much Gary I have some drawings of components and exploded veuws [how do you spell this?] for the Rekord C [there are some items that are for all opels in that time period] so let me know!!!!
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Opel Ascona; driving one is like living on the edge. Only built from 1970 - 1975 Last edited by 2 Fast 4 U; 02-05-2006 at 01:19 PM. |
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No wonder you are tired!
Thans, Gary. Vickie & Allen
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1958 Rekord Olympia Newest Acquisition 1969 Kadett LS Odette Showroom New Original 1969 GT Omi The Grandmother 1970 GT Octavia Streetrod 1971 GT Opie DESTEC car 1972 GT Olessja Under restoration from being rear-ended 1973 GT Oscar Awaiting Restoration 1975 Manta yellowOmaryellow The Bumblebee 1975 Ascona Sport Wagon: Otto Colonel Mustard 2008 Solstice yellowOliver - "Ollie"yellow |
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Duluth,Ga.
Posts: 649
Real Name: John
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Thanks for all the hard work that you do, Gary .
Guyopel
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Guyopel I have not failed - I've merely found 10,000 ways that won't work." ---Thomas Edison It's amazing what God lets man get away with when lightning is so cheap. Mark Twain |
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Gary, excellent work as usual.
I hopefully will have a special presentation for you at Carlisle this year, in thanks for all the hard work and money you've invested into this site and to the preservation and knowledge-enhancement of the Opel marque. You da man! Bob
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Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: Imperial Beach, CA South of San Diego
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Wow, That is fantastic. I can't wait to be able to load the rest of my Willit? Phases, ( I noted you loaded Phase III). Really neat, and it will be a lotsa help to folks that need instructions to maintain their cars. I wonder if you could add Keith's really great threads on the rotating mechanisms to Wayne's article on the GT headlites. That would just about cover everything on them. Now if we could twist nobody's arm to slide in the differences on the early GT's, it would be complete as far as the wiring goes. Great Job Gary.
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Ron 72 GT 3.4L V-6/T-5/ZF posi - almost done - Just need AC installed. ![]() 75 Chevy monza 5.7L/TH350/Auburn 3.08 posi - Next |
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Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: Toronto
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Nicely done Maestro!!!
Must remember to throw an extra case of Blue in the truck this year....help you quench your thirst after a hard day working the site..... Thanks Gary, this place is just awesome!!
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Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Norway
Posts: 853
Real Name: Hallgeir
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This site is just getting better and better and better and better......
Thank you very much, Gary
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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 |
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Thanks for the compliments everyone!!!
Hey, we now have a stable program for quickly viewing and adding files that won't disappear when a related program is updated. (great news for Ron and his Willet? articles) Well, the Photo Gallery, Ad Board and Main Page program have all been upgraded. A new add-on is in place to help the site load faster. And, I finally figured out how to get rid of those "Chat" links in the google ads. Now there should be only site related links. |
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Description of Opel Models
Just added an article from a site in India that describes the classic and current Opel models. Great write up on the GT with a nice plug for this site.
Check it out here: http://opelgt.com/tech/publish/article_84.shtml |
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Detroit,where my home was
Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Maria - Hoop, The Netherlands
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Real Name: Erick
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Found a fault in the text naming the Ascona station wagon caravan instead of Voyage
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Opel Ascona; driving one is like living on the edge. Only built from 1970 - 1975 |
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And for the first year or so of being imported, the Manta was called the 'Opel 1900 Coupe' here. We never had a 'GT/E' either, or an 'SR', just the 'Luxus' and the 'Rallye'. |
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