File:D.K.W. F9 Prototype (1941) (25791032753).jpg
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| Description | This must have looked very advanced in 1941. A similar car was built by IFA first in Zwickau in 1949, then Eisenach from 1953, called the IFA F9. The underpinnings of the this car were used in the first Wartburg. A parallel car was introduced by Auto-Union DKW in 1953 as the DKW Sonderklasse (see previous photos). |
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| Source | D.K.W. F9 Prototype (1941) |
| Author | Andrew Bone from Weymouth, England |
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