Opel Kadett K 38 from 1938. Barn find! Brand: Opel. Type: Kadett K38. Year of production: 1938. Origin: Germany. Odometer reading: not registered. Maximum speed: 80 km/h. Frame number: 383816. Engine block number: 39436. Engine block: Opel. Cylinder capacity: 1100cc / 4-stroke / water-cooled. Gears: 4. Barn find. It has stood still for over 20 years. It doesn’t start or drive. The engine block is loose. The engine number and frame number are legible. The tyres are hard. The bottom is in reasonably good condition and not rusted through. Many original details. A very nice restoration project. Ignition lock key, side windows and wheel hubs unfortunately no longer there. It can be seen on: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zROCEpjSxeM Registration documents: no. License plate: – A written sales agreement is possible. Adolf Hitler's NSDAP conceived the plan to build a "volkswagen" (a car of the people) in the 1930s. German workers were able to save stamps through the organization Kraft durch Freude so they could eventually buy a car for 999 Reichsmark. However, the Volkswagen was not freely available at the time. For those who wanted an affordable, fully-fledged car, Opel introduced a simpler version of the Olympia in 1937 and called it the Kadett. This is a used vehicle. The Opel can be viewed and picked up in Ewijk (Gelderland), the Netherlands. Transport is possible via a transport company (costs are for the buyer).