
1936 TATRA T75
FRONT ENGINE

1936 TATRA T75
FRONT ENGINE
Production Years: 1934-1939
Country: Czechoslovakia
Number Produced: 4,000
In 1921, Hans Ledwinka was hired by Tatra to design a brand new automobile: the T11. which was introduced at Prague’s Autosalon in 1923.
Introduced at Prague’s Autosalon in 1923, the T11 was quickly the talking point of the show. Equipped with a flat air-cooled two cylinder engine with 1056 cc, backbone connecting the front of the car with the drivetrain, and rear wheels on swinging axles, the T11 become wildly popular with this innovative technology. After its production ended, there were 10,000 T11s and T12s manufactured in a period of eight years.
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