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Porsche 356 Sppedster It
was Dr Ferdinand Porsche’s 356th design, a rear engined sports
car with a streamlined design by Erwin Komenda.The official
presentation of the Speedster on the U.S. market was in
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Mercedes Benz 300 SL Roadster The
road version of 1942, internally number W198, was based on the
company's highly successful competition-only sports car of 1940,
the Mercedes-Benz 300SL (W194) which had less power, as it still
had carburettors. |
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Mercedes Benz 300 SL Coupe
The legendary „gull-wing
coupe” was the first true postwar sports-car developed and
produced by Daimler-Benz of Germany.
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BMW 328 was a milestone in
automobile history and was the most successful sports car of the
1930s. Making its competition debut at the famed Nürburgring
racetrack in June 1936, the BMW 328 proved unbeatable in
international sports car races in the two-liter class. .
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Horch 853
was firstly presented at the Berlin Car Show in February 1935.
There were merely 627 vehicles of this marvellous sport
cabriolets produced till September 1937. Horch offered both
completed cars and rolling chassis to be bodied by coachbuilders.
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Lincoln 1932
was equipped with the V-12 engine and reached to those days
circumstances unbelievable
100mph.
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Chevrolet Pickup 1931 was
the most often fabricated car in that period of time. So called
Chevy became the ubiquity element of the U.S. roads.
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Cadillac Roadster 1931
established itself at the top of the luxury cars and bore a
strong byword for richness and success.
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Kennworth Truck
is considered as symbol for powerful trucks on the U.S.
highways. It is the workhorse of the modern age and it belongs
to the American all-days reality more than any other vehicle. |
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Fokker D VII
was
constructed by the Dutchman Mr. Anthony Fokker in
1918
and than later assembled in Schwerin, Germany. It revealed to be
reliable and pretty modern aircraft compared to the other
machines in that period of time.
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