Vanderer B24

1939, 4-a door, a 5-seater convertible with non-reliable sidewalls (the top of the roof opens), green-white, engine 42HP/3500RPM, 4-step checkpoint, max. Speed ​​-108 km/h., electrician - 6v.

Wanderer (Vanderer, Wanderer Werke AG) - A German automotive company, produced cars, motorcycles, bicycles, minibuses and other equipment. The company's headquarters was located in Augsburg (Germany).
It was founded in Hemnitsa in 1896 by Johann Baptist Winklhofer and Richard Adolf Jaenicke, was originally called by the names of the founders - Winklhofer & Jaenicke. In 1911, the company received the name from it. Wanderer (traveler, wanderer). 

Restored.

Documents - TCP (for operation on public roads).

Restored.

Complete - there are no caps on the wheels, connect the electrician to the engine, manual brake, awning - remake (no rear window). 3 door handles - remake.

There are no decorative frames of the doors, it is required to repair vinkers, AKB 6V

• State: Used

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