Opel Blitz 175T Truck 1955
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Specifications Opel Blitz 175T Truck 1955 blueprint
The Opel Blitz 175T Truck 1955 is a distinctive and classic vehicle from the 1950s that has become a symbol of the era. It was a hugely popular medium-sized truck in Germany in its day, with an unmistakable style and robust construction. The exterior of the Opel Blitz 175T Truck 1955 is immediately recognizable with its boxy shape, sloped roof, and the unique V grille in the front. The body of the vehicle was constructed out of solid steel that was painted with a classic olive green hue. The sides of the trunk featured unique embossed designs and the headlights were finished with a distinctive art deco style to reflect the era of the vehicle. The interior of the truck was practical and simple. The upholstery was finished with a classic brown cloth, and the dashboard was equipped with dials and gauges for operating the vehicle. The fastback-style cab offered comfortable seating for the three passengers and a generous amount of storage space. The Opel Blitz 175T Truck 1955 was powered by a 2.8-litre carburettor petrol engine that provided ample power for the vehicle. It featured a manual 4-speed transmission and a 2-speed transfer box which further enhanced the performance of the truck. Other features of the vehicle included manually operated drum brakes, solid axles, sprung suspension, and a 4-wheel-drive system. This legendary vehicle remains an iconic symbol of the era and a reminder of the classic style of the 1950s. Well made and surprisingly versatile, it still holds its own as a delightful and vintage classic of the time.
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