Daf 66 Combi 1974

The Daf 66 Combi, produced in 1974, represented a remarkable step in the development of Dutch automobile technology. This model emerged from the tradition of the Daf brand, which began producing light vehicles in the 1950s. This specimen comes from a collection and has a tough appearance due to the sporty rims, extra spotlights and the period-correct roof rack. Overall, this example is in fair-to-good condition. Especially at the rear, the bodywork needs some attention. The Daf 66, introduced in 1967, was an innovative car distinguished by its unique variomatic transmission system. This system offered a smoother driving experience without the need for manual shifting. The Combi version, with its practical station wagon design, offered extra space and functionality, making it an attractive choice for families and active lifestyles.

The Daf 66 Combi was not only a practical car, but also a reflection of the times in which it was produced. With its characteristic lines and compact size, it fitted well within the street scene of the time. The Daf brand had a strong focus on user-friendliness and efficiency, which translated into a model that handled well both in the city and on the highway. The combination of a reliable engine and clever construction contributed to the popularity of the Daf 66, resulting in a wide range of satisfied customers in the Netherlands and abroad.

During its production period, the Daf 66 Combi played an important role in the history of car ownership in the Netherlands. The model exemplifies Daf's progressive ideas, which made it possible to offer an affordable and practical car to a wide audience. This contributed to the growth of car ownership in the 1970s. To get a good idea of the lot, we advise you to come to the viewing day.