The engineer Carl Friedrich W. Borgward, who was born in 1890, became independent in 1921 with the takeover of the Bremen cooler factory. Three years later, he built his first car, a small three-wheeled truck. In 1931 he took over the Hansa Lloyd plants, where trucks and tank vehicles were built during the Second World War. Shortly after the end of the war, in 1949, Borgward presented the Hansa 1500, the first German car with a pontoon body. With the Borgward model "Isabella", published in 1954, designed by the company's founder himself, the Bremer Borgward plants consistently continued the proven pontoon line. The best body variant is the Isabella Coupé, which was available from 1957, and was not a variant, but a new development and thus a new car. From mid-1958, two visible details were...
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Arts WAS that holds the stuff!!!Everyone can assemble their own car and beforehand paint, paint with decals and decorate the interior with figures or other things before assemblingThis text is machine translated.
Busch finished model with blinking lights and electronic blinking circuit. Operating voltage: 14-16 V DC/AC
Busch finished model with blinking lights and electronic blinking circuit. Operating voltage 14-16 V DC/AC