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Found this Audi last week while digging through a pile of merchandise in an antique store. It is maked "Made in US Zone Germany". I saw one a couple years ago at a store I work at and also one on Ebay a year or two ago. I love the lines on this old hot rod. It is missing "something" just behind the engine cover. There is a small round hole where it attaches. I think it was a stabilizer/wing of some sort. I just don't remember what it is. I think the rest of the car is there. Thanks for any replies. It will help me in my search.
Tin Model CarsPrior to the mid-19th century, toy model cars and trucks were generally mad…
That is a model of the Audi Type C Streamline built for a land speed record atempt in 1937. Search Audi Type C Streamline for more info. Great find.
http://www.oneighturbo.com/history/audi-tradition-displays-the-auto-union-type-c-streamline/
Here is a link to a picture of a replica of the real car.