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, Aero Minor (Minor II) byl čtyřmístný osobn … Aero Minor (Minor II) byl čtyřmístný osobní automobil s dvoudveřovou karosérií, vyráběný v ČSR v Leteckých závodech, národní podnik v letech 1946–1951. Tento automobil byl vyvinut během II. světové války v pražské továrně Jawa jako Jawa Minor II a koncepčně navázal na vůz Jawa 600 (Minor I). Vůz Minor II byl představen odborné veřejnosti v hotelu Hubertus na Jílovišti 6. listopadu 1945, začal se vyrábět na podzim 1946 a světová premiéra se odehrála koncem listopadu 1946 na 33. ročníku pařížského autosalonu. Aero Minor na autosalonu v Amsterodamu (1950)o Minor na autosalonu v Amsterodamu (1950)
, Aero Minor — чехословацкий микролитражный переднеприводной автомобиль, выпускавшийся в Праге на заводах концерна LET Letecké závody в 1946—1951 гг.
, De Aero Minor is een automodel dat door Jawa werd geproduceerd van 1946 tot 1952 in Rudy Letov (behorend tot Praag 18-Letňany) in Tsjecho-Slowakije.
, Der Aero Minor II war ein tschechoslowakisches Pkw-Modell.
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De Aero Minor is een automodel dat door Jawa werd geproduceerd van 1946 tot 1952 in Rudy Letov (behorend tot Praag 18-Letňany) in Tsjecho-Slowakije.
, The Aero Minor is a Czechoslovakia automob … The Aero Minor is a Czechoslovakia automobile that was manufactured by Aero from 1946 until 1952. It was designed by Jawa Motors engineers on their previous Jawa Minor design; they worked on it secretly during the German occupation of Czechoslovakia. It had a two-cylinder, two-stroke engine with 615cc displacement and front wheel drive. The car reached speeds of up to 90 km/h. The engine produced 20 hp and it had a fuel consumption of 8 L/100 km. It carried saloon and station wagon bodies.t carried saloon and station wagon bodies.
, Aero Minor — чехословацкий микролитражный переднеприводной автомобиль, выпускавшийся в Праге на заводах концерна LET Letecké závody в 1946—1951 гг.
, Aero Minor (Minor II) byl čtyřmístný osobn … Aero Minor (Minor II) byl čtyřmístný osobní automobil s dvoudveřovou karosérií, vyráběný v ČSR v Leteckých závodech, národní podnik v letech 1946–1951. Tento automobil byl vyvinut během II. světové války v pražské továrně Jawa jako Jawa Minor II a koncepčně navázal na vůz Jawa 600 (Minor I). Vůz Minor II byl představen odborné veřejnosti v hotelu Hubertus na Jílovišti 6. listopadu 1945, začal se vyrábět na podzim 1946 a světová premiéra se odehrála koncem listopadu 1946 na 33. ročníku pařížského autosalonu. Aero Minor na autosalonu v Amsterodamu (1950)o Minor na autosalonu v Amsterodamu (1950)
, Der Aero Minor II war ein tschechoslowakisches Pkw-Modell.
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, Aero Minor II
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