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EMD's GM10B, built in August 1976, generated 10,000 hpwr.
There's plenty of info online about EMD's two electric demonstrators so I won't go into their history here.
9-3-1977
Streetscape: decorated stone arch, Skyros
May 1976
2400 dpi scan of a 6x6 cm Kodak VP120 negative from a Mamiya C220 TLR w/80 mm lens
scan cleaned up in Affinity Photo
The Trabant was a product of East Germany during the Communist era and built by VEB Sachsennring Automobilwerk in Sachsen. There have been four variants and they were exported widely throughout the Communist bloc countries.
Construction is on a steel monocoque chassis with boot lid, bonnet, bumpers and doors in Duroplast, a plastic composite containing resin strengthened by wool or cotton. The car has no fuel pump so the tank is placed high in the engine compartment to allow gravity feed to the carburettor. The twin cylinder two-stroke engine is air cooled.
They became a cult car in much of Western Europe following the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 as they became available to enthusiasts.
This 1976 Trabant 601, TZ 98 64, is displayed at Haynes Motor Museum.
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Estoril Classics 2024.
CLASSIC ENDURANCE RACING 2 - Qualifying.
Driver: Beat EGGIMANN
Car: 1976 - Cheetah G601
Contrary to memories from 1976 of unbroken sun over the nation, days of much cloud prevailed over the south-west peninsular.
In a brighter moment 'Thousand' Class D1041 'Western Prince' passes Moorswater, just before the high viaduct, upon 12.20 Penzance-London Paddington passenger.
'Western Prince' handled some of the last duties of the Class52, remaining on the books up to the end February 1977 and survives today in preservation.
16th July 1976