Carlton GSi 3000 - Carlton GSi 3000 24v - Irmscher - Irmscher Omega B - Irmscher Monza - Senator 12v - Irmscher Senator 12v - Irmscher Carlton - Irmscher Classics Brocure
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Black and white stills from the press pack for the Omega 3000 12v (the European version of the Carlton GSi)
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Vauxhall Road show 1989. The first year of the "Carmine Red" Carlton GSi (12v).
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Vauxhall-Opel Briefing about the Carlton GSi (12v). Information for Fleet Operators and Vauxhall-Opel sales staff only!
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Vauxhall Carlton Developments brochure, new for 1990. GSi, Diplomat and 24v engine.
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Original sales brochure for the Omega 3000 24v
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ON TEST The Carlton GSi (in the best colour!) test report which was so good Vauxhall made it available at it's dealers!
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Press photograph, used in WhatCar magazine 1993.
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Omega A phone cards!
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The brand spanking new Irmscher Omega B...is this what most club members will all be driving in 10 years time? Irmscher seem to have left engine / tuning modifications and turned into a "body kit" company...shame.
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Irmscher UK press kit from 1988, introduction for the press about Irmscher
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Irmscher Monza Nobel
The 'new' Senator B which Irmscher based the original 3.6l 12v conversion on, this is the launch fold out A4 brochure.
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Irmscher Senator CD(3.6l 12v) Italian specification brochure
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Irmscher Senator CD (3.6l 12v) UK specification brochure (1987)
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Irmscher Senator CD (3.6l 12v) UK specification brochure (1987), same text as the previous brochure but with different front and rear covers!
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1987 Price list from above! Expensive at these prices even now!
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Irmscher Senator CD (3.6l 12v) German specification brochure
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Irmscher UK press release for the first Irmscher Omega A body kit.
In order to flog off the remains of the parts for older cars Irmscher released the Irmscher Classics catalogue which contains information and photographs of the various styling parts for the Carlton and Senator, along with other models. The Carlton section is duplicated here.