Do you have a VIN number?

 

Yes I do, 923274380 is what it says

 

Based on my 1974 Parts Manual, it would appear to be a 1970 2-door Coupe Super Deluxe, assembled at the Bochum plant.

 

Thank you so much and I do understand, if you take a look at the interior it has a Rallye badge on the passenger-side-dash? Could that just be an interior swapped piece?

 

I do not know.

 

If this came from Germany with this front, it was sold as an "Opel Olympia A", which was the upscale version of the Kadett, and available mostly with the larger (CIH) engines. A previous vinyl roof also points in that direction. The body style was also known as the "LS Coupe", I had a 1700 back then in Germany. The Olympias did NOT come as Rallye versions.

Dieter

PS and edit: I just noticed the "long wrap-around tail light" in the one picture. These were NEVER used on a car for the non-US market! In order to make that fit on a European-market car, you either have to break off two of the attachment bolts on the light housings, or drill the holes for them in the body.

 

The Olympia front is slightly different, the turn signal lenses are under the head lights, not in the grille like on the thread starters car. It could be a car originally ordered by someone in the US military that served in West Germany, which explains its import from there.

 

I agree, the person who owned it before me had it imported from Germany and, to my knowledge hadn’t served In the military but that is a good observation. Thank you 🙏

 

Definitely a US spec car, now the steering wheel is a Rallye wheel, and like you state the badge, the issue is in 70 you could get a Rallye with an off white interior, maybe even tan. But I do not see on the passenger inner fender the fog light relay mounted which would have been a Rallye option

 

Ja dem Stimme ich zu ein 1900er Coupe ab 1970 USA . Sehr seltenes Fahrzeug in Europa mir sind Keine 10 bekannt . Von meinem Kadett ist in Europa nur einer bekannt . Den einzigsten habe ich in Deutschland und Europa .

 

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Yes, I agree. A 1900 coupe from the USA, dating from 1970. A very rare vehicle in Europe. I don't know of more than ten. Only one of my Kadetts is known in Europe. The only one I have in Germany and Europe.