Opel Blitz 1t Truck 1935
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Specifications Opel Blitz 1t Truck 1935 blueprint
The Opel Blitz 1t truck from 1935 is a classic and versatile transport vehicle that has become a household name. It is a medium-sized truck that was used heavily in Europe and North Africa during World War II. The Opel Blitz 1t truck has a five-cylinder engine and a sturdy steel ladder frame chassis. It runs on a two-speed transfer box and can either have a four-speed manual or three-speed semi-automatic gearbox. Its payload capacity is 1.2 tons and it has a range of about 200 miles. The exterior of the Opel Blitz 1t truck from 1935 is recognizable by its rounded front and strong angular lines. Its grille is recognizable by its seven distinct vertical bars. It has four rectangular headlamps and a military-inspired camouflage paint job. It stands at 115 inches in length, with a width of 64 inches and a height of 81.2 inches. The interior was made for maximum utility and comfort, with green or gray cloth seats, a folding table for the driver, and plenty of storage space. On the dashboard there is a fuel gauge, ammeter, speedometer, and an odometer as well as the gear selector. The truck also has a turn signal on the left side of the steering wheel, a handbrake, a tow hook, and a parking brake. The Opel Blitz 1t truck from 1935 is still a classic and reliable transport vehicle today. Despite its dated features, it is still used in many parts of the world for its efficiency and dependability.
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