This vehicle is a Volkswagen KdF car of the Type 82e, one of the rarest and most historically significant variants associated with the origins of the Beetle. The KdF program (“Kraft durch Freude”) was a central project of the Nazi regime, conceived to provide a low-cost automobile for the German population at a target price of… Read More War veteran: 1943 KDF Typ 82e
If you have never seen this car before, know that this is perfectly normal: only two were made in a small German workshop immediately after the end of WWII. The author of these cars is Kurt Volkhart who in 1941 ordered a new KDF chassis from the factory but given the great demand for cars… Read More Metal egg: 1944 Volkhart V2 Sagitta
The fact that the ad concerning this car does not have an exposed price is certainly something we like very little, but it is not very relevant. This is because the car in question is said to be a KDF of 1943, or one of those very few specimens that have come down to… Read More War machine: 1943 Volkswagen KDF
We close this 2018 with a bang thanks to this car which, during its life, has seen many things that probably nobody should ever see. It is in fact a KDF Type 60, or a beetle (for the profane model like us) produced during the Second World War and in this case adapted for the… Read More War veteran: 1943 Volkswagen KdF Type 60 “Red Cross”
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