A restyled example of the technologically advanced and successful Opel Olympia Features reportedly unique two-seater roadster coachwork by Gläser-Karosserie Presented in an ivory hue with a matching fascia and burgundy upholstery An attractive and accessible route into pre-war open-air motoring Umgebautes Exemplar des technisch fortschrittlichen, erfolgreichen Opel Olympia Mit einer angeblich einzigartigen zweisitzigen Roadster-Karosserie von Gläser Elfenbein mit passendem Armaturenbrett und weinroter Polsterung Ein attraktiver Einstieg in das Open-Air-Erlebnis in einem Vorkriegsfahrzeug Featuring two-seater roadster styling, the car offered here is believed to be based on the successful Opel Olympia OL38.

While its true origins are not definitively known, this 1940 example is thought to have gained unique coachwork in Dresden by Gläser-Karosserie, best known for its luxurious convertible Mercedes-Benz, Horch, and Maybach designs, plus later work on the Porsche 356.

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