Two oldtimers in Berlin’s Museum of Technology that still can be found on the streets today: Citroen’s 2CV and the Volkswagen Beetle, both originating in the late 1930s and two of the most successful low-cost automobiles in Europe.

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An elegant vintage sports car in Berlin’s Museum of Technology.

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Oldtimers and car models in Berlin’s Museum of Technology.

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This early automobile in Berlin’s Museum of Technology looks like a motorized horse carriage.

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More of those early automobiles in Berlin’s Museum of Technology.

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Early cars and strange bicycles in Berlin’s Museum of Technology.

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I have to admit that I don’t know much about cars, but I recognize that this is an early Benz automobile probably from the 1910s, one of the impressive oldtimers in Berlin’s Museum of Technology.

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An Oxcart and early bicycles in Berlin’s Museum of Technology.

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Let’s go to another part of Berlin’s Museum of Technology: the transport and informationt technology exhibit, which did not even exist back in the 1980s when I was a child visiting there. Those photos are from a year later, January 2019.

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Outside Berlin’s Museum of Technology coming from the Trebbiner Strasse the Rosinenbomber is peeking from the roof.

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