Wiking 0184 98 H0 Car Goggo Goggomobil glass, ice blue

Striking ice blue, sort of an asphalt nibble – in the 1960s we also spoke of the paperweight. It meant the Dingolfinger Goggomobil. Today we are entitled to speak with all the right of a "minimum car" of those years. In fact, the vehicle is a result of the post-war years. Anyone who used the bike before to change to a car was undemanding. And that was what Goggomobil assumed in his presentation at the International Bike and Motorcycle Exhibition (IFMA) in Cologne in 1954. The series production finally began at the beginning of 1955, so that the two-stroke four-seater, in addition to Messerschmitt's cab roller and Lloyd, was able to obtain a profile. When the "suicidal doors" disappeared in 1964 and the entrance doors were then hit ahead, Goggomobil had soon left the past behind. Wiking took the last production series as an example.

Ice blue body. Chassis black gray, interior fittings with steering wheel agate gray. Front headlight transparent, rear side red transparent plugged. Grey aluminum bumper on the front and rear. Wipers, decorative strips, door handles and lettering silver printed. Lateral turn signals in orange.

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