Welly 1:18 - Model sedan - Volkswagen Kever 'Split Window' 1950

VW Beetle Brezel/Split Window - 1950

From 1939 to 1953, the VW Kever had a two-piece rear window and only one exhaust pipe.

The designer of the Kever, originally called KDF - Kraft durch Freude, was Dr. Ferdinand Porsche.

The engine displacement was 985 cc and increased to 1131 cc, and from 1954 onwards, the capacity was 1193 cc.
The gearbox was synchronized in 1952, while the brakes were hydraulically operated earlier in 1950.

Over the years, some adjustments were made and further perfected.

This first Volkswagen Kever has doors and a hood that can open.
The well-shaped trunk lid in front houses the fuel tank with its large chrome cap and the spare wheel.

My last 75-year-old Beetle.

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