Borgward B 611 Truck 1958
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Specifications Borgward B 611 Truck 1958 blueprint
The Borgward B 611 truck from 1958 is a classic German automobile, and a standard of engineering excellence of its era. It is powerful and reliable, with a sleek design that gives it a certain air of sophistication. The exterior of the truck is made of lightweight steel and painted a glossy black. Its recognizable grille is emblematic, with three chevron-shaped slots against a chrome backdrop. On the front, four round headlights illuminate the way. It is also fitted with small round side mirrors for safer visibility. On the side of the truck, a reinforced door gives access to the large storage room of the vehicle, with the rear doors to be used for loading. The interior of the truck is made of high-quality leather and cloth, finished in a timeless beige color. It presents a top-notch driving experience, with a comfortable and spacious cabin, as well as a well thought-out interior organization. It features an advanced dashboard, with instantaneous readings of the engine, speed and fuel level. The controls are within easy reach of the driver. Under the hood, the Borgward B 611 is powered by a two-liter, four-cylinder engine. It is further fueled by a carburetor and a manual transmission, along with dual Bremsen brakes. It has an outstanding performance, delivering 69 horsepower, and can go forward at speeds of up to 66 mph. The Borgward B 611 truck from 1958 is a truly unique German vehicle, combining sophistication and power in equal measure. It is a tried and tested engineering classic, granting its drivers a smooth, enjoyable ride.
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