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An early Porsche.
Looks like the Eads Bridge !
That's what I thoughtLooks like the Eads Bridge !
Well... you certainly know more about old VWs and Porsches - and probably most everything else - than I, but might I suggest that this is a matter of semantics? I mean both the VW and the Porsche were designed by the same man and his engineering staff, and both were produced under their direction and both shared, arguably, the same DNA... of course, a solid argument might be made that they are actually descended from Hans Ledwinka and should be called Tatras, but we won't get into that right now... ;)No.
The car was built in 1937 as the Volkswagen W30 – still at the former Porsche engineering office and with support from Mercedes. After the three so-called V models, which no longer exist, it was the first prototype series for what would later become the VW Beetle.
