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The vehicle is the experimental Mercedes-Benz C 111, an iconic mid-engine wedge-shaped concept car first unveiled in 1969.

Purpose: It served as an innovative testbed for Mercedes-Benz to experiment with new high-performance engine technologies—notably the Wankel rotary engine and early turbodiesel units—as well as advanced aerodynamic fiberglass body designs.

Design: It features striking bright metallic orange paint (Weissherbst), signature gullwing doors, and a minimalist futuristic cockpit.

Production Status: Despite capturing massive public attention, it was strictly an experimental research prototype and never entered commercial production.

The vehicle is the experimental Mercedes-Benz C 111, an iconic mid-engine wedge-shaped concept car first unveiled in 1969.

Purpose: It served as an innovative testbed for Mercedes-Benz to experiment with new high-performance engine technologies—notably the Wankel rotary engine and early turbodiesel units—as well as advanced aerodynamic fiberglass body designs.

Design: It features striking bright metallic orange paint (Weissherbst), signature gullwing doors, and a minimalist futuristic cockpit.

Production Status: Despite capturing massive public attention, it was strictly an experimental research prototype and never entered commercial production.

Ford Taunus 20M Turnier manufactured in 1965, version for Europe.

Manufactured by Ford (Germany) (Germany)

5-door wagon body type

RWD (rear-wheel drive), manual 3-speed gearbox

gasoline (petrol) engine with displacement: 1999 cm3.

Some info here

https://www.standard.co.uk/news/uk/what-is-goodyear-blimp-flying-over-london-b999674.html

The Cami-i Kebir (also known as the Great Mosque or Ayia Sophia Mosque) is a prominent historic monument located in the Mouttalos area of the Old Town (Ktima) in Paphos, Cyprus.

Byzantine Origins: The building was originally constructed around the 15th century as a Christian Orthodox Church dedicated to Agia Sophia. It was a classical three-aisled, cross-in-square Byzantine monument featuring a central dome.

Ottoman Conversion: Following the Ottoman takeover of Cyprus in 1571, the church was converted into a mosque under the direction of Ottoman Governor Mehmet Bey Ebubekir. An elaborate mihrab and minbar were added inside, and a tall minaret was constructed.

The Cami-i Kebir (also known as the Great Mosque or Ayia Sophia Mosque) is a prominent historic monument located in the Mouttalos area of the Old Town (Ktima) in Paphos, Cyprus.

Byzantine Origins: The building was originally constructed around the 15th century as a Christian Orthodox Church dedicated to Agia Sophia. It was a classical three-aisled, cross-in-square Byzantine monument featuring a central dome.

Ottoman Conversion: Following the Ottoman takeover of Cyprus in 1571, the church was converted into a mosque under the direction of Ottoman Governor Mehmet Bey Ebubekir. An elaborate mihrab and minbar were added inside, and a tall minaret was constructed.

The Cami-i Kebir (also known as the Great Mosque or Ayia Sophia Mosque) is a prominent historic monument located in the Mouttalos area of the Old Town (Ktima) in Paphos, Cyprus.

Byzantine Origins: The building was originally constructed around the 15th century as a Christian Orthodox Church dedicated to Agia Sophia. It was a classical three-aisled, cross-in-square Byzantine monument featuring a central dome.

Ottoman Conversion: Following the Ottoman takeover of Cyprus in 1571, the church was converted into a mosque under the direction of Ottoman Governor Mehmet Bey Ebubekir. An elaborate mihrab and minbar were added inside, and a tall minaret was constructed.

The Cami-i Kebir (also known as the Great Mosque or Ayia Sophia Mosque) is a prominent historic monument located in the Mouttalos area of the Old Town (Ktima) in Paphos, Cyprus.

Byzantine Origins: The building was originally constructed around the 15th century as a Christian Orthodox Church dedicated to Agia Sophia. It was a classical three-aisled, cross-in-square Byzantine monument featuring a central dome.

Ottoman Conversion: Following the Ottoman takeover of Cyprus in 1571, the church was converted into a mosque under the direction of Ottoman Governor Mehmet Bey Ebubekir. An elaborate mihrab and minbar were added inside, and a tall minaret was constructed.