1984 OPEL MONZA

An amazing example , fully restored at a cost of over £100k , with enhanced GSi 24V performance . A Unique Oportunity ..

Large History folder with over £100,000.00 worth of invoices included ..

Previously magazine featured ..

This superb example of this iconic hatchback is presented in Metallic blue with black velour interior and Recaro seats ...

Fitted with an Uprated 24V Engine from the GSi Carlton , the car also benefits from Air Conditioning and a Sunroof ...

The underside is exceptionally clean and has been heavily wax treated in order to preserve this beauty for many years to come..

This car wants for nothing !

The previous owner spent circa £100,000 on it and the invoices for all this work can be seen in the history folder .

It is powered by the powerful and smooth 24V 3.0 litre straight six mated to an automatic gearbox .

Electric windows were an option bestowed upon this remarkable car and the history folders contains the original sales brochure for the car, owners manual and original General Motors wallet ..

This surely must be the best example of this executive coupe on the market today , or ever offered ...

The car comes with its original Alloys Wheels and steering Wheel ..

P/X and Delivery available ..

Please contact Andrew for more details ..

The Opel Monza was launched in 1978 and as far of the UK is concerned, it helped transform the image of its maker almost overnight - all of a sudden, it was an expensive and desirable coupe that went as well as it looked.

Based on the Opel Senator, this full-sized 1978-86 Autobahnstormer was a good looking and well equipped three-door coupe which proved agile despite its bulk. In its top-of-the-range 3.0 litre injected form, the Monza offered dramatic straight line ability, 0-60mph in 8.5 seconds and a top speed of 133mph. In 1982, the range was facelifted, and the GSE with Recaro seats, digital instrumentation and a prominent rear spoiler was introduced in the UK.

This became a bit of a cult car helped in no part by Vauxhall dropping its slightly staider Royale Coupe from the line-up and rebranding its saloon as the Senator which meant for a short while, dealers sold the Opel Monza alongside the Vauxhall Senator.