The panorama record made excursions really niceThe "P" stood for Panorama and meant the record P1, which Opel presented in Ruesselsheim in August 1957. The body seemed modern right from the startthe two-color paint that was gladly ordered made even more elegant. The large windscreen, but also the unusually wide rear glazing, underlined the completely new Opel design at the time. In addition, the strikingly curved trim kink in front of the rear axle. The similarity to the American Buick was obvious. The P1 record should prove to be a sales success for both domestic and international business. Opel sold around one million copies of this series between 1957 and 1962.Green beige body, silver chassis. Pearl white interior. Black painted roof. Silver-plated rims, radiator grille and side door handles and decorative strip. Rear lettering "REKORD" silver plated. Silver Opel logo on motor hood. Headlights in silver on the front, tail lights printed in red.This text is machine translated.