by A 1932 Opel 1.8 Litre roadster was spotted near the ruins of the Tustan mountain fortress in the Lviv region. Despite its old age, the car looks excellent and impresses with its preservation.
We have already written about this impressive pre-war Opel sports car from Lviv. A total of 32,000 Opel 1.8 Litre units of all versions were produced, and for its time, the car was relatively inexpensive. The roadster was considered a kind of cheap exclusive.
However, you can’t call it fast — even by the standards of the early 1930s. Under the hood of the car is a modest 1.8-liter inline-six with only 32 hp. The maximum speed of the roadster is 85 km/h.
It is evident that this Opel 1.8 Litre has recently undergone restoration. It was previously reported that the car is 85% original.
Photo: @t.o.p.c.a.r.s_u.a
