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Phon  05825 – 831 138

Mail  shop@edelschmiede.com
  • Deutsch
Christmas 2015

Christmas 2015

  Every year Christmas seems to suddenly creep up on us! I just managed to find one of the last Christmas trees in the area and the fairy lights appear to never burn out. Where, I beg of you, has the year gone? Although, I must say, that this year was particularly intense. Not just because we have brought out a huge number of attractive reproductions on the market, no, but also because we...

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The two-thousand-and-sixteen calendar from ZF

It’s a wonderful life! Even in the middle of winter (??), with the beloved Oldie stuck in the heated garage. The reason for this bit of sentiment arrived in the form of the nice UPS driver, dressed in a friendly brown, who delivered a package with a difference to the edelschmiede. Puzzled, I checked the sender details. It was from the company ZF, well-known among us Opel drivers as the...

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Digital construction work in the edelschmiede

Digital construction work in the edelschmiede

We need more space! Of the digital kind. And more performance. These are concepts that aren’t directly related to our more analogue hobby, but are sometimes necessary all the same. Our brand new server is ready to go and our merchandise management is also getting a big update, to turbo-charge it, if you will. At the moment, we are just hitting the limits of our available performance. By which I...

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edelschmiede in the “Oldtimer Markt”

Rails for the chain In the new edition of “Oldtimer Markt” there is a short post about our guide rails and the sliding block for 24V engines in the section entitled "Neu auf dem Markt" (translation: “New on the market”). The magazine can be found in kiosks on Thursday or from today onwards in your letterbox if you subscribe. And the little article itself can be found here 🙂

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THE yardstick for Vintage Opel drivers

THE yardstick for Vintage Opel drivers

The last big jobs are finished, most of the dust wiped away, which means that now we can really put our backs into the job of distributing parts for Opel rear-wheel-drives over the whole country and beyond from our new rooms here in the edelschmiede. Yes, it really is done for now -  with much of our own efforts and blood, sweat and tears, we have managed over the last two years to install a...

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Available again at long last…

..are the chain tensioners for the timing chain in the cih & 24V (C30SE) engines of our old Opels. – The shelves usually containing these small, yet very important, hydraulic tensioners have been empty for a considerable amount of time. These are now once again in stock and available for purchase, freshly arrived and personally laced together by the boss on his virgin thighs in the...

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Guide rails & sliding blocks for the timing chain in Opel C30SE / 3.0i – 24Vs

Guide rails & sliding blocks for the timing chain in Opel C30SE / 3.0i – 24Vs

The problem zone in our 24V straight-sixers is well known to be the timing drive, or the timing chain next to its guiders. The primary timing chain, which unfortunately tends to be undersized, is responsible for driving both camshafts, and is held in check with a (guide-) rail on the left, perpendicular to the engine block, and with a clamping rail on the passenger side. Both of these specimens...

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The second construction site!

Hello hello, So, the two weeks of holiday are now behind us, which means I have turned the shop back on and you may once again start purchasing with growing enthusiasm 🙂 However, we didn’t quite manage to get everything done in the holidays as planned, which means that there will still be no service via telephone or email until the 23rd of August! Please take note! For anything really...

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Construction site & holiday two-thousand-and-fifteen

Construction site & holiday two-thousand-and-fifteen

  These lines are among the last that I will write in this office. The “Office 2.0”, as I called it in a facebook post in November 2012, is being retired! Why? Because its simply too small. It holds two computer workstations, and to begin with we even had a few shelves with edelschmiede products squeezed in. – For quite some time now I have been working with many helping hands on “Office...

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