Opel Blitz 1t 4x4 Ambulance Van 1935
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Specifications Opel Blitz 1t 4x4 Ambulance Van 1935 blueprint
The Opel Blitz 1t 4x4 Ambulance Van 1935 is a classic military vehicle with a strong visual presence. It was typically used as an ambulance during World War II, but can also be used for a variety of transportation needs. Its iconic design is surprisingly modern looking, even though it was manufactured in 1935. The vehicle has 12x7x7 dimensions and a 4x4 drive train that provides excellent mobility and can easily traverse rough terrain. The vehicle has multiple seats inside that can accommodate ten passengers, with two folding racks on the sides for carrying additional passengers or freight. Its 1.5 liter 4-cylinder engine provides adequate power and the top speed of 85 km/h makes it suitable for providing medical assistance in a war zone. The ambulance van is also equipped with a wide range of features that make it practical for medical transportation, such as adjustable rear benches, adjustable windows, and a slatted roof to provide ventilation. The vehicle also has an extendable stretcher that allows for safe and comfortable transport of injured personnel. The body is made from sturdy steel and features reinforced hinges, making it highly durable and able to withstand the rigors of wartime use. Apart from its medical capabilities, the classic design and ruggedness of the Opel Blitz 1t 4x4 Ambulance Van 1935 make it a desirable vehicle to own and a great piece of automotive history.
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