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13 years ago
It stank like hell, but it worked.
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13 years ago
So where's the link??? That link is some devil search engine.
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13 years ago
I learned fairly recently that the old Trabant was made of cotton. Hard to believe these have become collectors items, especially in the eastern part of Germany
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13 years ago
Look on the web for, Trabant Cars
New electric Trabant cars. Old Trabis never die. cuhulin
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13 years ago
... they just catch fire...
--scott
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13 years ago
One of my students has one... it's a hoot!
2 stroke 2 cylinder.. sounds like a popcorn maker at idle. Breaks down about every 10 miles but still a hoot. Ben- Vote on answer
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13 years ago
What usually causes his Trabant to break down about every ten miles? I want a warbling Wartburg car, the sporty looking model. cuhulin
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13 years ago
Gee, I dunno, but referring to the Trabant, which had a cotton waste reinforced plastic body, as being made of cotton is kinda like calling the early Corvettes, which had a fiberglass-reinforced plastic body, made of sand.
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13 years ago
I once read somewhere years ago, if a Corvette catches on fire, get far away from it.Something about some poisonous fumes. cuhulin