1958 BMW Isetta 300 by dakotabluemoon
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This was interesting when they opened it up the steering wheel was attached to the front of the door very strange.
Comments (14)
Yes kinda strange! Thanks for sharing!!!
interesting to see just how modern this little car looks today. After WW2, Messerschmidt and Heinkel also produced very small cars in response to the economic climate.
Very interesting looking car. A forerunner to the smart car?
Interesting photoshots my friend, well capture.
wow!! I remember that car!! really strange!
great capture!
Well I just love that truck want one...the car is toooo funnnny
Cool find! Excellent
Interesting, and the shape of things to come?
Excellent classics and a great shot. I had a teacher who had a bubble car. He used to park up against the wall now and again and couldn't get out.
LOL looks like half of it is missing! Great shot. : )
Fantastic capture.
HELLO FRIEND .... SEE YOUR PICTURES ME RECALLS THE PAST .... My childhood ..... When my grandparents came to Brazil .... Finally .... Only good memories!
I remembering these cars very well from my childhood in the 50ies in Berlin. This cars were not so rare. Yes, its really a BMW. After WorldWar II Germany was completely down and had to start up from a basic level. The same with the manufactories: BMW produced airplane engines for Hitlers bomber fleets and the future wasn´t clear after WWII. This little car here saved the BMW manufactories after WW II: Please notice: All the fine big well constructed and beloved german BMW cars of our days would not exist without this little bubble! Its a treasure. It is from a time when BMW was a start-up...LOL....Thanks for sharing this! I am more interested in the old american car. Looks great!