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Getting ready for the weekend
It's Friday! Time to get ready for the weekend — just like the young lady in this picture. Do you think she would actually drive somewhere? We doubt it. But if she did, where would she go in this cyclecar? Can anyone tell us more about the vehicle?
We would also like to hear where you are taking your (cycle)car this weekend. Please comment below.
Picture from the archive.
Published:
Friday September 10th, 2021
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Hartmut Neumann
16 September 2021, 10:55
It was supposedly the most tiny car in the world
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Nick Simpson
10 September 2021, 16:22
The little vehicle is indoors and looks like it is posed in a photographers studio for family photos - probably quite light to move around without the batteries and a better end-of-life solution for an ' electric' where perhaps the batteries have become too old to be useful....
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Gerd-H.Schoenewolf
10 September 2021, 09:05
Nice picture,the cyclecar is a german Slaby-Beringer car with electric drive from the 1920´s,the company was later bought by DKW and thes continued manufacrue.
Best wishes Gerd-H.Schoenewolf.
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Best wishes Gerd-H.Schoenewolf.
Peter McGann
10 September 2021, 08:25
You ask where I will be taking my Viglione cyclecar this weekend. NOWHERE!!!!! We here in Victoria Australia are locked down and can only travel within a 5 km. radius of our home and then only for essential shopping. As you can see there is no space available for the shopping!
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cally
12 September 2021, 19:34
Five mile radius? that's a long day out in a cycle car, including break-downs.
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Herman van oldeneel
10 September 2021, 06:15
Slaby Beringer, Electric car from Berlin, 1919-1924
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Christian Guenzel
10 September 2021, 04:43
This is a Slaby-Behringer Elektrowagen, built in Berlin (1919-1924) by SB - Automobil - Gesellschaft m.b.H.
At first for 1 passenger, later as a two-seater.
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At first for 1 passenger, later as a two-seater.
C.Gillingham
10 September 2021, 04:25
I think that car is a German Slaby-Beringer.
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Michael Schlenger
10 September 2021, 01:31
The photo shows a small electric car made in the early 1920s by Slaby-Beringer (SB) in Berlin. Approx. 2,000 were made until the company went bust in 1924 - a few hundreds were sold with two-stroke engines by DKW (a minority shareholder of the company). This car is yet another example for the many German "Sonderwege" in the automotive sector during the interwar period that proved to be dead ends. Still, the young lady is simply stunning!
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