Original WW2 Wehrmacht motorcycle DKW NZ.1 Tank and Brake
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Original WW2 Wehrmacht motorcycle DKW NZ.1 Tank and Brake
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Original WW2 Wehrmacht motorcycle DKW NZ.1 Tank and Brake
Relic condition WW2 Wehrmacht DKW 350 NZ 1 motorcycle fuel tank , comes with two other pieces, one being the brake drum from the wheel. You can see from the brake piece it has the Rings of the DKW motto the same as the Audi make of today. These came from Foy Notre – Dame. As just stayed at Le Vieux Marronier in Foy Notre-Dame.
Invented as one of the bestsellers on the civil motorcycle market in 1938, put to the test during the WW2 as the Wehrmacht drove deep into France, through the vast harsh weather conditions of Russia and into Normandy. The DKW NZ 350 and the 1944 modified military version DKW NZ 350-1 survived and proved to be another of these honourable machines of the past.
DKW 350 NZ1
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