- Authentic: Rekord Caravan as an Opel express service vehicle
- Arabella serves as a reminder of the last Borgward series
- Unimog U 1700 L with Total powder extinguishing unit
- WIKING connoisseurs are amazed: Classic trio is unveiled as a fancy drop-top version
Truly exceptional is what you can call the trio of convertibles that WIKING is making available to collectors through the retail trade in their April delivery. The Opel Rekord P1, the DKW Junior, and the Ford 17M appear in the “customised” versions of those years, alluding to the fact that their real-life siblings were reserved for a select few buyers thanks to their custom-made production at hand-picked body manufacturers. However, despite their exclusive nature, the open-top versions embody the special elegance that distinguished all automobiles of the sixties. What is more, the latest delivery offers a reunion with the Opel Rekord '60 Caravan draped in the colours of the Opel Express Service as well as with the Borgward Arabella and the Opel Rekord '63. Fire brigade enthusiasts will gush over the dependable Total superstructure that turns the Unimog 1700 L into a powder extinguishing vehicle. Savants of the WIKING brand marvel at the Swedish-style house with matching garage, allowing fans to reunite with a country house that is steeped in tradition.
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