Daf 33 1974

The Daf 33, introduced in 1967, represented an important chapter in the history of the Dutch car brand Daf. This model was a continuation of the successful Daf 30 and was produced until 1974. This example is a project car from a collection. Both the bodywork and the technology need work. The interior is in fairly good condition, considering its age. The Daf 33 stood out for its innovative variomatic transmission, a system that allowed shifting without a traditional gearbox. This provided a smooth driving experience and made the car accessible to a wide audience.

In the 1970s, the Daf 33 was a popular choice for urban use, thanks to its compact size and maneuverability. The car offered a practical solution to the needs of many consumers, with a simple but functional design. The Daf 33 was equipped with a 746 cc four-cylinder engine, which enabled the car to drive with sufficient power and efficiency. The recognizable design with its rounded corners and distinctive grille contributed to the character of the vehicle, which has a unique appearance to this day.

Production of the Daf 33 ceased in 1974, but the model remained a beloved choice among car enthusiasts and collectors long after that. The Daf brand, known for its focus on practical and user-friendly vehicles, laid a solid foundation for future models with the 33. This particular model has had a lasting impact on Dutch car ownership culture. To get a good idea of the lot we advise you to come to the viewing day.