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ingo schreef:En Audi is bezig om er eentje helemaal opnieuw te maken. Elk schroefje, elk onderdeel...
04 dec 2006 15:41
ingo schreef:En Audi is bezig om er eentje helemaal opnieuw te maken. Elk schroefje, elk onderdeel...
04 dec 2006 17:14
Marco schreef:(...)Almost all the D-Types were destroyed during the Second World War but this one was taken to Russia for its technology to be studied.
It was taken apart and the dissembled parts were discovered in the 1990s. The car has since been reassembled and is expected to reach a record price.
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Godspeed schreef:(...) sommige werden op het platte land gebruikt als kar (getrokken door paarden)
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Thomas Verheijen schreef:Dan is iedere kever ook wel een Hitler auto, iedere VW eigenlijk
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Jeroen C3.0 schreef:Yep...en als dank daarvoor heeft Ferdinand Porsche na de oorlog nog een tijdje vast gezeten...
05 dec 2006 23:20
After the war, in November 1945, Porsche was asked to continue the design of the Volkswagen in France and to move the factory equipment there as part of war reparations. Differences within the French government and objections from the French automotive industry put a halt to this project before it had even begun. Ferdinand Porsche, Anton Piëch, and Ferry Porsche were arrested as war criminals on December 15, 1945. Ferry was set free, but Ferdinand and Anton were held in a Dijon prison for 20 months without trial.
While Ferdinand was in captivity, Ferry tried to keep the company in business. A contract with Piero Dusio was completed for a Grand Prix racing car, the Type 360 Cisitalia. The car never went into races, but the money it raised for Porsche was used to redeem Ferdinand Porsche from French prison.
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