Glas 1300GT Coupe 1965
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Specifications Glas 1300GT Coupe 1965 blueprint
The Glas 1300GT Coupe 1965 is a classic and iconic vehicle, embodying the classic German sport car DNA. Its sleek and aerodynamic design features a long, rounded nose that ends in a blunt front end and a sloped roofline, adding to its distinctive silhouette. The hood of the car features two air intakes, with a distinctive twin-grille look. The exterior of the car is painted in classic silver, giving it a timeless yet elegant appeal. Under the hood lies a 1.3-liter four-cylinder engine that produces 76 hp. It is mated to a four-speed manual transmission and comes with an independent rear suspension for improved handling. The suspension helps the car maintain a smooth and level ride, while the four-speed manual allows maximum control and power. Inside, the cockpit features luxuriously upholstered leather seating for two and features a three-spoke steering wheel with chrome accents. The interior is adorned with wooden veneer accents and other luxurious touches such as chrome trim, a left-foot operated accelerator, power windows, and an automatic transmission selector. The Glas 1300GT Coupe 1965 is a performance classic, with its timeless design and powerful engine. Its timeless charm and sophisticated interior make it one of the most beloved German coupes of the era. Whether for exclusive events or for occasional use, this sleek and stylish car will turn heads wherever you take it.
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