It just escaped the junkyard.
For one point, please respond and identify this car and its coachbuilder.
No
Opel Rekord based?
Getting closer. It is Opel-based and there are some Rekord parts in there.
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OPEL ADMIRAL ESTATE , REAR DOOR IS FROM AN OPEL REKORD
Quote from: shamrock on January 21, 2012, 03:11:40 AM
OPEL ADMIRAL ESTATE , REAR DOOR IS FROM AN OPEL REKORD
Yes, and who was the coachbuilder?
"Inspired" by the Martin Walter Vauxhall Cresta conversion, it seems.
I don't think so
This one won't long last at pro level
This should be a conversion by Vogt Autotechnik.
They build many special Opel ...
Yes, it is. What took you so long? ;)
Another point for you, congratulations.
The Diplomat B was the only 'KAD-B' model with this style of headlights. Aftermarket, or is this rather a Diplomat?
I was aware of it and I'm not absolutely sure about the model, but the owner described it as an Admiral in an ad. I think he would have used the higher-valued Diplomat name if it were one.
Just by pure incidence I´ve come across this picture of another Opel Admiral "Station Wagon"- conversion.
Maybe it´s a Vogt, too.
It´s been used as a service vehicle during car races by the ONS (=Oberste Nationale Sportbehörde):
A Diplomat Kombi by Vogt. Apparently 11 Admiral and 1 Diplomat Kombi were built by Vogt-Autotechnik. Seven of them had a Rekord C Caravan back, five a Rekord D one.