Velorex
Title
Velorex
Description
In 1943, Czech brothers František and MojmírStránský designed a small, cheap three-wheeled car for disabled veterans. By 1945, the duralumin bodywork had been swapped for a leathercloth-type material called Igelit, but the original tubular chassis was retained. In 1950 the Stranskys' design was taken over by a government co-operative called Velo, and their workshop was transferred to Hradec-Kralove, and renamed Velorex. The company went out of business in 1975.
Publisher
America's Packard Museum
Source
Automobile Quarterly Collection
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Type
Photographs
Subject
Velorex automobiles, Czech automobiles,
Collection Items
Velorex 1966 16/350Roadster. Coachbuilder: Velo-lidové družstvo Hradec Králové. Serial number 8273. Engine number 572-002634. License number ICFC614 (California). Cloth…