The Horch 830 BL Cabriolet from July 1938 is an impressive testament to German automotive engineering in the late 1930s. The vehicle offered here has a mileage of 19,000 kilometers and is in exceptionally good condition.
The Horch underwent extensive restoration around 18 years ago. Great importance was attached to authenticity; original parts were used wherever possible. The quality of the restoration is evident in the elegant appearance of the bodywork, the high-quality interior, and the harmonious technical design.
The vehicle received its registration certificate in June 2006. The current owner used the Horch exclusively for historic drives and selected classic car meetings, always with a 07 license plate. In recent years, the car has only covered approximately 2,000 kilometers, which underlines its careful use.
The convertible spent most of its time as part of a vehicle collection in an air-conditioned room, which contributed significantly to its excellent condition. Today, the car presents itself as a representative pre-war classic car with great charisma and substance.
Conclusion
This Horch 830 BL convertible combines historical significance, high-quality restoration, and a verifiably low mileage after repair. Its careful use, professional maintenance, and appropriate storage make it a particularly attractive collector’s item.
For lovers of classic German luxury cars, this vehicle represents a rare opportunity to acquire a stylish, roadworthy, and valuable pre-war classic car that will impress at both concours events and exclusive outings