The Glas S 1004, a small
two door four seater coupé produced by Hans Glas GmbH at Dingolfing,
was introduced at the Frankfurt Motor Show in September 1961.
Production started in May 1962. The car had a water cooled 992 cc
engine that delivered 31 kW. Drive was to the rear wheels via a four
speed manual transmission.
In 1963 the Glas 1204 had
an engine capacity of 1189 cc and claimed maximum power of 39 kW. The
larger engined car was a lager saloon but it was also offered as a
coupé and as a cabriolet. In November 1963 Glas added twin
carburettor versions of both the 992cc and 1189cc engined cars which
were branded as the Glas 1004 TS and the Glas 1204 TS. In September
1965 the 1290cc engine from the Glas GT was installed, which now
offered maximum power of 62.5 kW and a top speed of 168 km/h. Two
fastback bodied estates arrived in August 1966. The estates could be
purchased as 1004 CL or 1304 CL.
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| Glas 1204 Saloon |
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| Glas 1004 Cabriolet |
The coupé was produced
from May 1962 until October 1965, the saloon from January 1963 until
December 1967, the cabriolet from January 1963 until July 1967, and
the estate from September 1966 until 1968. In total 40,703 units were
produced.
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| Glas 1004 Coupé |
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| Glas 1304 CL (Estate) |
Brochure Glas 1204 1965 (Italian)
Brochure Glas 1304 CL 1966 (Dutch)
Brochure Glas 1304 1967 (German)
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