Shining paint was a must! The already bright traffic yellow was an Opel bestseller at the beginning of the seventies. Also with Commodore B, which was upgraded with the obligatory black vinyl roof given its limousine character. At that time, the Commodore B was regarded as a truly full-fledged sports saloon for all those who wanted it comfortably and playfully at the same time. Wiking miniaturizes the sporty version of the Opel Rekord D in a familiar filigree and prototypical fashion. The Commodore B is identical to the record D, but the designers of Ruesselsheimer at the time took a trick from the design, making it a complete car-mobile package for ambitious six-cylinder friends thanks to radiator grille and other optical finesse. Presented in the spring of 1972, the Sport-Opel proved to be a sophisticated and, above all, highly comfortable vehicle of those years, just like its predecessor in the 1960s.Traffic yellow body, roof black Interior also black. Black chassis and grille. Chro