
Chassis 1834 was discovered in Hungary some years ago by the well-known German classic car dealer Eberhard Thiesen. The chassis was originally fitted with Pullman Limousine type coachwork, which while practical from a people-mover stand point, did the exclusive chassis no favors in the looks department. Since the original body was in a poor state, it was decided to construct the current body based on period Spohn drawings of another car. The mechanicals and the chassis were restored as correctly as possible and to a high standard. The cream leather interior was also trimmed to a luxurious standard. A correct type engine is fitted, although according to Mr. Thiesen, it may possibly not be the original engine first installed in the chassis. The work was performed over a period of years by UAB Motorai in Vilnius, Lithuania under the close supervision of Mr. Thiesen.
Image specifications:
All images have their owners.
If you think that the users of the site made a mistake by posting this image in this section, it would be nice if you wrote about it in the comments and pointed out the error.
Discuss anything and just talk about cars and not only can you on the forum.
WheelsAge.org '2005–pr.