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Prototype Tubular Engine
Exciting restoration project
Proto on tubular…

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BMW Prototype Tubular Engine Exciting restoration project Proto on tubular chassis base with BMW engine and Beetle gearbox This is apparently a car that ran in East Germany and that our collector wanted to restore. It looks like an R 75 engine, so in 750 cm cubic or 500 but we can't certify it it's equipped with 2 carburetors whose body seems to be in magnesium. Sold without technical inspection 3000 / 6000€

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BMW Prototype Tubular Engine Exciting restoration project Proto on tubular chassis base with BMW engine and Beetle gearbox This is apparently a car that ran in East Germany and that our collector wanted to restore. It looks like an R 75 engine, so in 750 cm cubic or 500 but we can't certify it it's equipped with 2 carburetors whose body seems to be in magnesium. Sold without technical inspection 3000 / 6000€

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