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Description A 1914 Hansa G 12/36 Renntorpedo. It's a two seated sports car made in Oldenburg, Germany before WW1. It is powered by a 3140 cc inline-4 giving 36 hp and a top speed of about 80-90 km/h. In this car two Germans started a journey around the world. They made it from Berlin to Moscow before the war broke out and they had to give up. The car was used by members of the Soviet government until the mid 1920s. In the beginning of the 1980s fragments of the car was found partially sunk into the ground in the gardens of the Moscow district and it was renovated by AAK member O. Orleāns.
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Author Liftarn


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