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This Goggomobile was launched in 1955 and was named after the owner's grandson Goggo Glex. They were bought out by BMW in 1966 and production finally ended in 1969.
The car is equipped with a three-position fuel cock and must be turned to off/on/reserve. When parked, it must be turned to off to avoid flooding the engine. The engine functions on 1:25 fuel-oil mixture. The car enjoys a top speed of 50 mph and rides on 10-inch steel wheels wearing 4.40x10 tires. Turn signals are mounted on the sides allowing for visibility from front and rear.
This car was treated to a body-off cosmetic restoration in Germany in the early 1980s and has recently rebuilt mechanicals. it was recently featured on Speed Channel's 'My Classic Car' television show hosted by Dennis Gage. The owners drive the vehicle on a regular basis.
The car is equipped with a three-position fuel cock and must be turned to off/on/reserve. When parked, it must be turned to off to avoid flooding the engine. The engine functions on 1:25 fuel-oil mixture. The car enjoys a top speed of 50 mph and rides on 10-inch steel wheels wearing 4.40x10 tires. Turn signals are mounted on the sides allowing for visibility from front and rear.
This car was treated to a body-off cosmetic restoration in Germany in the early 1980s and has recently rebuilt mechanicals. it was recently featured on Speed Channel's 'My Classic Car' television show hosted by Dennis Gage. The owners drive the vehicle on a regular basis.
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