Exposé and more pictures
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Exposé and more pictures
Exposé Page 1 / 9 | Data NSU Kettenkrad HK 101 SdKfz 2 Year 1944 Displacement 1.478 ccm First registration 01.07.1944 kW/HP 26kW / 36PS Mileage 205 Cylinder 4 Type Kettenkrad top speed 70 km/h Exterior Color sand Transmission Manual Inside Color black Years manufactured 1940 - 1945 Steering Left hand drive Units built 8.800 Price 87.000,-€ Exposé Page 2 / 9 | Model History / Description Model History In 1940 the German Army Weapons Department instructed the NSU-Werke AG in Neckarsulm to develop an all-terrain towing vehicle for a small trailer or a small gun (2 cm or 3.7 cm FLAK PAK). A few months later the first prototypes were finished. The engine in the middle of the Kettenkrad is from the Opel Olympia and is able to pull a load of 450kg. With three seats and a maximum speed of 70km/h the Kettenkrad today gets a street legal motorcycle registration. Description Special: restored true-to-detail This small Kettenkrad HK101 was in built in 1944. After it "survived" the war, it was in civilian use. Bought as a restoration project, the former owner restored it true-to-details until 2009. Since 2010 it is in possession of a collector. Many details, such as Tarnlicht and towbar are still in an original condition, with patina finsih. While restoration, the clutch has been replaced. The engine, gearbox and axles have been overhauled. All wear parts (chain needle-bearings, fork bushings) on the drive train have been replaced also. Exposé Page 3 / 9 | Pictures 1 Exposé Page 4 / 9 | Pictures 2 Exposé Page 5 / 9 | Pictures 3 Exposé Page 6 / 9 | Pictures 4 Exposé Page 7 / 9 | Pictures 5 Exposé Page 8 / 9 | Pictures 6 Exposé Page 9 / 9 | Pictures 7 Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)