1973 Opel GTTake a closer look at this 1973 Opel GT, finished in
the striking Flame Red (508) over a Black (751) interior. With its
low-slung profile, sculpted bodywork, and unmistakable styling, the
Opel GT earned its nickname as the "Baby Corvette," thanks to its
resemblance to the third-generation Chevrolet Corvette. Today, it
remains one of the most distinctive and affordable ways to
experience the character of a classic European sports
car.Highlights:- Factory Color: Flame Red (508)- Interior Color:
Black (751)- Automatic Transmission- 1.9L Inline 4-Cylinder Engine-
Front-Wheel Disc Brakes- Dual Round Taillights Per Side- Split
Chromed Rear Bumper- VDO Instrumentation- Manually Operated Pop-Up
Headlights- Kamm-Style Rear Tail- Twin Lower Exhaust Outlets-
13-Inch KPZ Steel Styled Wheels- Manufacturer's Literature
IncludedPowered by a 1.9-liter inline 4-cylinder engine paired with
an automatic transmission, this Opel GT is equipped with front disc
brakes, VDO instrumentation, manually operated pop-up headlights,
side marker lights, dual round taillights on each side, twin lower
exhaust outlets, a split chrome rear bumper, Kamm-style tail, and
Opel GT badging. It rides on 13-inch steel styled wheels
manufactured by KPZ (Kronprinz) wrapped in Firestone Deluxe
Champion thin whitewall tires. Inside, the Black interior
retains the character of a classic 1970s sports car with bucket
seats, roll-down door windows, driver-side rearview mirror, rocker
switches, courtesy interior lighting, a three-spoke steering wheel,
and a vintage Opel GT Delco radio. The fender-mounted antenna adds
another period-correct touch.One of the Opel GT's most distinctive
features is its manually operated headlights, which rotate
counterclockwise/sideways rather than simply lifting from the hood
like many other pop-up headlight designs of the era. This clever
detail, combined with the GT's dramatic nose and rounded rear
styling, gives the car a look that still turns heads today. An
extremely fun and distinctive Opel GT that delivers the charm of a
classic European sports car with approachable mechanicals and
unmistakable styling. It stands out wherever it goes and is
mechanically sound. For $12,750
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