Opel - Opel Kadett
The Opel Kadett name had first been used by Opel before the war with a small capacity car in 1936, which was the Opel model taken as part of war reparations by the Russians, which led to the Moskovitch. Opel reintroduced their Kadett model name in 1962. By 1973 Opels sporty looking 2 door Kadett (called also Kadett C) was the final small engined Opel to have rear wheel drive. The Kadette D was a more modern looking car built between 1979 and 1984, which was the equivalent of the Vauxhall Astra in the UK. The Kadett E was the equivalent of the Vauxhall Astra Mk2 and spanned the years 1984 to 1995.
From 1965 Opel Kadett tyre size was listed as 155R13 for the smaller capacity models, and an H speed rated 175/70R13 tyre size for all other Opel Kadett models. The Kadett Rallye series of models (from 1600cc with 75hp to the 2 litre) was also fitted with the 175/70R13 tyre size. Certainly from 1979 onward every Opel Kadett model was fitted with the 175/70R13 tyre size. Blockley produces a steel belt construction high speed rated period correct tread pattern 175/70VR13 tyre size, guaranteed to be the best tyre you've driven on - see full details of this tyre at the link below:
