While you're in the restaurant kat Munich in the summer of 1932, Adolf Hitler was fond of sketc their prototype Volkswagen Beetle. In an era where cars just for the wealthy elite, Hitler thought everyone should own a car for convenience, to have fun and to travel!
Adolf Hitler sketch protoype ofVolkswagen Beetle
Hitler gave him sketch design has to Jakob Werlin who is boss of Daimler-Benz. Hitler definitely concerned chapter case this car. Werlin his orders, "Take it with you and speak with people who understand more about it than I do. Boots do not forget it. I want to hear from you soon, about the technical details."
That is briefly how this car can appear in this world, to find out more. Check it out ...
Volkswagen Type 1, more commonly known as the Beetle or Bug, is an economy car model produced by the German car manufacturer Volkswagen from 1938 until 2003. Although the names "Beetle" and "Bug" is received by the public in a very short time, only in August 1967 did VW Beetle uses the name for the U.S. market. In Britain, VW never used the name Beetle officially. Previously it was only known to either the "Type I" or 1200, 1300 or 1500, which is the name used in the European market: the number refers to the engine size in cubic centimeters. In 1998, after the original model had long stopped production for most of the world market (but still produced in Mexico until 2003) VW introduced the "New Beetle" (built on the Volkswagen Golf platform), featuring cosmetic resemblance to the original appearance.
Volkswagen Beetle Classic
Volkswagen Beetle New
Volkswagen Golf
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Well, I just feel enough as I write this in this blog so far on "OldSkool" is. Please with all the information that I do this, anyone who reads this blog I will be able to know a bit about the "OldSkool" and may not know him as well as a dim view. Maybe we'll meet again in another time and maybe I'll talk about something else I did in this blog. so ..... see you all in the near future .....
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