Detailed Description
In 1931, Ferdinand Porsche and Zündapp began developing the "Auto für Jedermann" (the car for everyone). For the first time, the name "Volkswagen" was used. Porsche preferred the flat air-cooled four-cylinder engine, but Zündapp used the water-cooled five-cylinder engine. In 1932, 3 prototypes were driven out. All these cars were destroyed during the war, the last one in 1945 during the bombing in Stuttgart.
In 1933, Adolf Hitler approved the drawings of Porsche's proposal for the Volks-Wagen (car for the people). This simple car could transport 2 adults and 3 children at a speed of 100 km/h. The Volkswagen was meant to be accessible to the citizens.
The model from the year 1969 is made of sheet metal with surface treatment using powder paint.
Scale 1:32
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Manufacturer information:
KOVAP Náchod, s. r. o.
Doly 180
Nový Hrádek, Tschechien, 549 22
https://kovap.cz
| Item information |
Value |
| scale: |
1:32 |
| material: |
sheet metal |
| Shipping weight: |
0,15 kg
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| Item weight: |
0,15 kg
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German
Dutch
