By Moritz Mohring. The rows at the classic car meeting in Bad Bentheim were already filling up when Gerd Hindriks from Veldhausen carefully maneuvered his very special vehicle onto the grassy area near the entrance. Although it lacks power steering or similar modern conveniences, it is well-equipped for this uneven terrain. The Opel Type 8/16 Double Phaeton was designed in a time when roads were unpaved and vehicles had to be correspondingly rob…
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By Moritz Mohring. The rows at the classic car meeting in Bad Bentheim were already filling up when Gerd Hindriks from Veldhausen carefully maneuvered his very special vehicle onto the grassy area near the entrance. Although it lacks power steering or similar modern conveniences, it is well-equipped for this uneven terrain. The Opel Type 8/16 Double Phaeton was designed in a time when roads were unpaved and vehicles had to be correspondingly rob…