MTX (automobile)
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MTX is an automobile that has been made in Czechoslovakia and now in the Czech Republic by MTX R5 sp.o.o of Prague since 1969. MTX is short for Metalex. Originally, it was a repair shop for Škoda racers.
The first single-seater racer ""MTX 1-01", appeared in 1970. During the 1980s, Formula Easter cars, autocross buggies and rally cars (based on Škoda and Lada) were produced. In 1989 - 1990 Skoda Rapid convertible was made in a few copies in cooperation with the German Heinzinger firm. In the 1990s, the company made 2 models: MTX Roadster (based on Škoda Favorit) and MTX Cabrio (based on Škoda Felicia). Super-sport model named MTX Tatra V8 was made in 1991.
Modely MTX:
- MTX 1-01
- MTX 1-02
- MTX 1-03
- MTX 1-04
- MTX 1-05
- MTX 1-06
- MTX 1-07
- MTX 1-08
- MTX 1-09
- MTX 2-01
- MTX 2-02
- MTX 2-03
- MTX 3-01
- MTX 3-02
- MTX 3-03
- MTX 3-04
- MTX Tatra V8
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