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87030 Austro Daimler ADR 22/70, top up: The ADR was an open touring car with a 3-liter, 6-cylinder engine that produced 70 horsepower. The ADR series was built from 1927 to 1931 and was one of the last Austro-Daimlers influenced by Ferdinand Porsche. The car was designed by Karl Rabe, Porsche's protégé at Austro Daimler. After the ADR went out of production, Rabe joined Porsche's new design firm where he remained until his retirement.

87035 Austro Daimler ADR 22/70, top down: The ADR was an open touring car with a 3-liter, 6-cylinder engine that produced 70 horsepower. The ADR series was built from 1927 to 1931 and was one of the last Austro-Daimlers influenced by Ferdinand Porsche. The car was designed by Karl Rabe, Porsche's protégé at Austro Daimler. After the ADR went out of production, Rabe joined Porsche's new design firm where he remained until his retirement.

87040 Austro Daimler 6/17, top up: Ferdinand Porsche's first postwar Austro Daimler design featured a 4.5-liter six-cylinder engine with overhead cam. The 6/17 was first shown at the 1920 Brussels Auto Show.

87045 Austro Daimler 6/17, top down: Ferdinand Porsche's first postwar Austro Daimler design featured a 4.5-liter six-cylinder engine with overhead cam. The 6/17 was first shown at the 1920 Brussels Auto Show.

87050 Austro Daimler 8/16 Imperial Staff Car: The original car was built for Austrian Emperor Franz Josef. The passenger compartment was built extra-tall to allow the Emperor to enter the car without stooping, even while wearing his military helmet. It's not clear whether the Emperor, who preferred horses and carriages, ever rode in the car which was added to the Imperial fleet and used to carry Austrian nobles and visiting foreign dignitaries.

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Features:

• Prototypically accurate 1:87 Scale replicas
• Collector's quality detail
• Prototypical paint colors where applicable
• Display case (Except for walk-in van)