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The largest and most luxurious 1938 Horch 951 A Pullmann Cabriolet ever ... The car could be ordered by anyone. However, many cars went to the Wehrmacht and the government. So did our car: In 1938 the Luftwaffe ordered ten Pullman Cabriolets from Gläser in Dresden. Until the end... of the 1930s, the Pullman limousine (so called after the luxuriously furnished railroad car of the American industrialist George Mortimer Pullman) was used to describe those passenger cars that had additional emergency seats in the rear and thus offered space for at least seven people and had a separation window. After the war (the car was still roadworthy!) it was bought by an Austrian and driven about 1000 km across Europe. In Slovakia the engine broke down and the Horch was towed the last kilometers to its destination. With a broken engine, but largely complete, the 951 was put into storage in the seventies and not driven again until the early 2000s. It then came back to Saxony, had been fully restored in recent years by the best address for these vehicles. The engine, which did not run now for over 70 years, was revised and does today again its service in the car. Thus, the car even has matching numbers. © Cars & Motorbikes Stars of the Golden era #archaeohistoriesshow more

Archaeo - Histories

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Jesse B. Foerster1 year ago

After leaving Horch Motorwagenwerke AG in East Germany, August Horch founded another factory in 1909, which was also to build automobiles. Since Horch was not allowed to use his own name as the company name again, he made do by translating his name into Latin (horch = AUDI).

PaleoSeti Magazine1 year ago

The word "Horch" in German means "listen". It's bit of a slang. When the company Horch folded, it's inventor founded a new company called "Audi" which is latin for - you guessed it - "listen" or "I'm listening". :) So Horch and Audi are closely related...

Connaisseur de Vagin1 year ago

What motor oil grade does it use and gas

sir nïï and 854 others1 year ago

@volvocars @MercedesBenz make cars beautiful again

Ruben Zweet1 year ago

Thankz fur fixing mein wagen

Dr. StormyWaters1 year ago

@Valkyrie_1_9 @_jburden

Nga Truong quang1 year ago

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Joerg G.1 year ago

Was denkt @mawilms über so ein Fahrzeug?

Kapitan1 year ago

I think I saw that car somewhere...

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258,830 views • 3 months ago

We picked up this baby from Lagos and it arrived Inside Òṣogbo like this, the car didn’t leave Lagos this way, shortly after getting to Ibadan, the engine was overheating seriously and it was getting late, the car’s safety and driver’s wellbeing was our utmost priority so the best option was to tow the car, we communicated with the owner of the car and he gave us a go ahead, we couldn’t get a towing vehicle from here because it was late so we had to look for one around toll gate in Ib and around Iwo Road, we were able to get one eventually and they left around 12:30am, Our own Towing vehicle from Inside Òṣogbo would have actually “towed” the car but these people from Ibadan “pulled” the car with a rope, the driver didn’t inform me of this, I would have objected, shortly before they got to Osogbo, the person controlling our own car behind the towing vehicle lost control and hit the iron behind the towing vehicle so the headlamps, fender, front grille, bumper and bonnet got damaged… “Gbeseee re ooo”🙆🙆🙆. We later found out there was a slight malfunction with the brake system. They arrived the workshop Doromecho Automobile Solutions Ltd. around 4am, I was livid, very mad at the towing vehicle people, they started begging.. This one no be begging matter oo.. At dawn, I called the owner of the vehicle to inform him of what had happened, we love to take responsibilities for anything about our clients’s cars in as much as it is already in our custody. He wasn’t so happy but the good news was that he already had plans to replace the headlamps, front and rear bumpers and do a full revamp of the body as part of the refurbishment plans he had for the car including the Mechanical works, it was a great relief from our side and he appreciated the fact that we called to inform him.

We picked up this baby from Lagos and it arrived Inside Òṣogbo like this, the car didn’t leave Lagos this way, shortly after getting to Ibadan, the engine was overheating seriously and it was getting late, the car’s safety and driver’s wellbeing was our utmost priority so the best option was to tow the car, we communicated with the owner of the car and he gave us a go ahead, we couldn’t get a towing vehicle from here because it was late so we had to look for one around toll gate in Ib and around Iwo Road, we were able to get one eventually and they left around 12:30am, Our own Towing vehicle from Inside Òṣogbo would have actually “towed” the car but these people from Ibadan “pulled” the car with a rope, the driver didn’t inform me of this, I would have objected, shortly before they got to Osogbo, the person controlling our own car behind the towing vehicle lost control and hit the iron behind the towing vehicle so the headlamps, fender, front grille, bumper and bonnet got damaged… “Gbeseee re ooo”🙆🙆🙆. We later found out there was a slight malfunction with the brake system. They arrived the workshop Doromecho Automobile Solutions Ltd. around 4am, I was livid, very mad at the towing vehicle people, they started begging.. This one no be begging matter oo.. At dawn, I called the owner of the vehicle to inform him of what had happened, we love to take responsibilities for anything about our clients’s cars in as much as it is already in our custody. He wasn’t so happy but the good news was that he already had plans to replace the headlamps, front and rear bumpers and do a full revamp of the body as part of the refurbishment plans he had for the car including the Mechanical works, it was a great relief from our side and he appreciated the fact that we called to inform him.

Wanjohn D-Mecho

44,209 views • 1 year ago