No nonsense video. No stupid twittering or music. Just some very capable blokes doing good recovery work. One of the very best channels on UA-cam. Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What a fantastic machine. A two cylinder, water-cooled, two stroke engine with a dynastart and, judging by the gear stick, front wheel drive as well. It must weigh almost nothing!
What amazed me was that A) the wheels turned & weren't frozen B) the lack of mouse/rat poop in the engine compartment C) how clean/intact the interior was Best part was the silent, professional way the car was worked upon. Keep finding those gems: they are OUT THERE!
ну совершенно ясно что машина стояла всего пару лет.там и патрубок резиновый от генератора к кузову современный.но то что она действительно старая не вызывает сомнений.
detta är nog bannemej bästa contenten på tuben. så skönt att kolla på. ingen som skriker i öronen vad man gör. ja jag kan se med mina egna ögon att du fixar fördelaren och tändspolen. och ingen jävla cpmusik. 10 av 10.
Our family had a DKW like this. My dad was a 100% dedicated DKW person. His 125 ccm DKW Racing bike fit in the back, including my mom and myself going to the Norisring race track Thank you so much for showing
@@IvorWiidun grand bonjour d’Aix-en-provence cher Monsieur et internaute. Que la vie vous garde encore très longtemps pour rouler le week-end en DKW !!! 😉👍🍻
The looks of these always captivate me. Never knew they were 2 cylinder motors 😮. Always good seeing old metal back rolling no matter where you are on the map.
Dankeschön für das Hochladen 👍 Unkaputtbare, einfache Technik...Lowtech! Ich schaue jetzt gerade aus dem Fenster auf meinen 1985er IFA AWE Wartburg 353S Tourist (Stationwagon) von 1985 😍 Ein später Nachfahre des alten DKW F7. Immer noch ein Zweitakter, aber mit 3 Zylindern, 1000ccm, 50 PS, elektronischer Zündung und Zweistufen Vergaser 😊 Schön, dass Ihr den alten F7 neu zum Leben erweckt habt🔧👍 Das ist Historie zum Erleben! Hab ein Abo hier gelassen, viele Grüße aus (Ost-) Deutschland, der Menix 👋😃🔧
Pekerjaan anda sangat mulia selain banyak menghidupkan mobil dan motor tua yang terlupakan selain itu anda juga memberikam semangat dan kenangan yang indah terutama untuk para sesepuh.
In 1969 my first car was a 1962 DKW. A three cylinder two stroke, with a four speed on the column. It had 12 inch tires. I hadn’t thought about it in year’s but this video brings back memories.
I thought only Wartburg's had that engine. My father was a fan of the cheap and cheerful RHD Wartburg. He bought three and kept two of them for spares. Real strange things. He loved to tinker and had his running example purring. If one can describe that damned awful racket as purring.
The journey of this car from rusted and forgotten to beautifully restored is a captivating story, and your skillful hands are the authors. Each step in the process reveals your exceptional craftsmanship and deep respect for automotive history
My father had one like this one ,a model 1939 DKW ,when he married my mother that year the first trip they did from Paraná to Córdoba, they had an accident decaise a dog crossed the road and to stop the colission after a sudden reaction they turned over the DKW, fortunately without consecuences for my mother and father!!😊😊😊❤❤❤Thank you for sharing this nice video!!😊😊❤❤
Min pappa och mamma hade sån "spån korg" när dom var lite över 20. Åkte runt hela Sverige och Norge hade problem i Trollstigen med den lilla motorn. Kul att se.
Love this car. The silent working format reminds me of Simon Fordman’s approach to repairs - just working with no music or speaking at all❗️🥊 Well done 👍
Ρισπεκτ αγαπητέ μου φίλε για το υπέροχο αυτό βίντεο αριστούργημα θα έλεγα μοναδικό να ξαναδινετε ζωή σέ αυτό το υπέροχο αυτοκίνητο κόσμημα παύλα υπέροχη αντίκα της εποχής χωρίς τέλια και παύλα και προπαντός περιστροφές τέλος αγαπητοί μου φίλοι από Ελλάδα με αγάπη από έναν καθηγητή ναυπηγικής του Πολυτεχνείου Αθηνών τέλος,,,,,,,❤❤❤❤❤❤
Mina föräldrars första bil, kopt nån gång i början på 50 talet. Dom åkte långa turer runt Sverige med den. Mycket krångel med den också samt pappa kunde ju inte själv ens fixa det mest enkla fel. Vilka strapatser
It went through WW11 looks like a bullet hole through the windscreen and two bullet holes in the boot area. OK my imagination is running away, but you never know. That's the interesting part, it's history particularly the war years. And how fabulous to see it up and running. Well done 👍
I like to say another word. Not to many videos will touch my heart. This one did put tears into my eyes . My dad wore his DKW lapel pin until he died. He had a new trunk , made out of wood, replaced . I remember at a time in the alps. The car didn’t had the power to go up a very steep hill. Guess what, backwards it worked. Different gearing. My older brother became a first class DKW mechanic. He was again in seventh heaven when east Germany opened the border. He worked for F&S in Schweinfurt and the company helped the Trabi owners. Don’t let this beautiful car die
The fact that the car was saved from that barn is absolutely amazing.. but after he did make it run i realize how underpowered and smokey it is.. Would be nice to modify it with a bigger 4 cylinder modern motor.. from a motorcycle like Hayabusa that would be awesome plus the exhaust and maybe some better brakes..
@@poplaurentiu4148 I like modified for performance...but in this case NO An act of infidel ... A many mile will come before replacing that engine is necessary. WERE YOU NOT WATCHING THE END? As it sits would still be better to treat to simple TLC
И Хорьх в том числе. Было 4 фирмы (4 кольца на эмблеме), которые входили в концерн Auto Union: Horch, Audi, Wanderer, DKW. До наших дней дожила только Ауди, наследовав эмблему.
1969 när jag var 12 år gammal köpte jag en liknande DKW av 1937 års modell. Prislappen var 1000kr. Tyvärr fick vi aldrig igång bilen, men hade vi haft denna film att se på då hade våra chanser ökat betydligt 👍🏻
Em São Paulo, Brasil, tivemos uma montadora DKW, dos anos 50 até 1969. Aqui há muitos modelos DKW lindamente restaurados e preservados mas este especificamente eu não conhecia. Parabéns ! 👏👏👏 🇧🇷
You took a hell of a chance on the brakes after sitting for so long! After I knew it was going to run, I'd have made sure it was going to stop before I took it out.
@@Varinki Sure, but they can seize up too. BTW, liked the old car! Great to see the oldies being brought back to life - I wonder in 60 years time how many of our modern cars will be able to be run without their electronics.
No Brasil tivemos a felicidade em andar nos DKW mais novos na década de 1960. Adorava o ronco. Por isto que sempre gostei de motores 2 tempos. DKWs e Yamaha. São mais simples e duram muito. Em tempo: aqui o sedan se chamava DKW belcar e a "perua" (station wagon) se chamava Vemaguet.
What an outstanding vehicle, thanks for sharing Hampus. This is one of your best👏👏👏👏I have a long held love of older Volvo and Saab models, seen a few of your videos of these ones!!
Love your straight forward quiet-just-do-it vids, what a cute beauty, reminds me in a way of my mom's '63 2CV that dad restored in about 1969, every time I drove it to school I could not stop smiling. Nice work, wonderful car, I like the old DKW's I think they really had style for what they were. Thanks for posting your rescue work, does an old mans heart a good turn :)
A 1939 DKW barn find rescue is an exciting project, especially when the car has spent 60 years at a junkyard. DKW (Dampf-Kraft-Wagen) was a German car and motorcycle brand known for pioneering two-stroke engines and producing small, affordable vehicles. Rescuing such a vehicle involves a detailed restoration process to bring the car back to its former glory.
Thanky Hampus very nice job there i restored a 1938 the 39 models where was big upgrade. Nice to hear the roller crankshaft is stil sounding good after al these years greetings from South Africa
en mi pais uruguay ,hubo muchos ,incluso uno convertible con llantas de radios ,muy lindo modelo y hasta hubo una rural ,echa en parte de madera saludos
My dad bouhgt the same in 1958 in Amsterdam and restored the engine on the kitchen table. He drove the family of 5 through Holland- Belgium-France to a camping at the Cote d’Azur in the summer vacation. I still have some pictures and the official sales leavelet of the car. The Dutch licenceplate I still know by heart NP-14-56
It was part of Auto Union, like Audi, the latter being the only surviving brand name out of that conglomerate. The four rings signified the four brands (DKW, Audi, Horch, Wanderer) that joined to form Auto Union in 1932. After the original factories were seized by the Soviets following WWII, Auto Union moved to Southern Germany (Ingolstadt). The new company dropped all brands but DKW. In 1958 the company was sold to Daimler-Benz and in 1964 to VW. In 1965 the production of two-stroke cars (except for the military Munga) ended and the new cars with four-stroke engines were branded Audi.
mi abuelo tubo uno y mi padre ,unos años despues tubo dos ,o tres ya no recuerdo ,tengo 60 años y es el auto que marco mi niñez y creo que mi vocacion , soy mecanico automotriz desde casi casi mi temprana juventud ,recuedo al mecanico ,juan paulak ,vecino de mis padres venir a reparar el dkw ,ese auto es dos tiempos y tiene parte de su chasis de madera y donde conecto la manguera de combustible (dentro del abitaculo ) lleva una canilla de pase manual , el encendido se llama " dinestar " y hace el trabajo de arranque y dinamo a la vez creci delante de uno de ellos y ,claro yo lo veia muy alto a mi lado tengo muchos recuerdos de ellos , gracias por el video ,saludos desde uruguay
This model DKW is was a father a automobil Trabant. Same engine, tank fuel, same stick for changing gear. After WW 2 german comunist enginerig was inspire to old DKW.
Bonjour a VOUS .JORGEN SKAFTE RASMUSSEN en 1917 a ZWICKAV fondé LA PRESTIGIEUSE usine DKW ( Tout est dit) Merci pour cette très belle vidéo et ces instants de partage.ADESSIAS
We had a 1957 DKW that I drove all through high school. Back then no one had front wheel drive cars. Guys would make fun of the car until I would pass them on the snow covered mountains! Never had clean hands when I owned that car but I learned a lot about mechanics
Meu pai teve um destes, acredito que fosse 1939. Ele faleceu em 1961, em Porto Alegre, minha mãe o vendeu. Ele era verde com os Paralamas pretos. Tenho a impressão de que era semi conversível, era muito pequeno e não lembro bem. Foi lindo ver a restauração desta raridade. Pedro Sampaio.
🙂💗👍👍👍🤏👌Сиьирь Новосибирск, тоже с малых лет увлекался автомобилями , в клубе юнных техников восстанавливали мото коляску инвалида ВОВ. Ни когда не забуду запах выхлопа и 66 бензина..Мне уже 70 годков = но руки помнят ...
VERY cool find & revival!! Great to see this one didn't fight much to come back to life - but was made easier by decades of indoor storage! Cheers from the USA
DKW had a Danish Director who became fired when the Nazies came to Power: Jørgen Skafte Rasmussen, and for years the Danish DKW owners had/have a gathering every year by his grave north of Ringsted in Denmark!
@@gusgone4527 He became buried in Denmark, north of the town of Ringsted, and at least for years Danish DKW owners had a gathering each year by his grave! It may still happen? Finn
In early 1990ies a Danish colleage accused us "Ossies" (easteners) to poison us all with toxic blue cloud exhausts. Until I told him that the inventor was actually danish - this changed everything. 🙂
This 1939 DKW is a museum piece. Save this nice car! In a scene in "The night of the Generals" (1967) warmovie , i saw also a German army version of this car.
The Wehrmacht did not like two strokes - probably because of the fact that you have to fill in oil before petrol. So many civilan owners could keep their DKWs. After the war they made a couple of units at the original factory in Zwickau Saxony under the nationalised car industry's brand IFA F8. For the lack of cars in comunist East Germany they were quite common until the mid 70ies.
I really love this car I've seen quite a few at events. They sound beautiful and you do not need a lot of horsepower to have a wonderful driving experience. The sound is amazing and you will get a lot of attention.
The Trabant engines were derived from this one, since the Soviets (and later on the East Germans) took over the plants of Auto Union (of which DKW is a constituent brand, aside from Audi, Horch and Wanderer), forcing its relocation to Ingolstadt.
Was it a bullet hole that went straight through the car, through the windshield and out under the rear window? 🤔 2:01 Absolutely right to put on the winter tires in time, before the snow. 😉👍 This DKW's 2-cyl two-stroke engine was kind of the same that SAAB tuned up and used in its first car model of the SAAB 92 in the years 1949-1955. In the DKW that engine was 692cc 20hp. In the SAAB 92 1950-54 the engine was 764cc 25hp, (-54-56 28hp) ✌ (Same goes for the 3-cyl two-stroke engine in SAAB 93/95/96) 🤟 14:06 There is nothing better than a newly started two-stroke. The sound and exhaust are like no other car. Pure music to the ears. 🎶👂💨🥴 Very nice "barn find" 😎 👍
My mother owned a DKW F1000 cabriolet. Tricky doors, my brother fell out of the car at 44 mph. Sparkplus needed cleaning. There a special shoe near the acccelarator. The leaky 2T oil mixer was just above. The car ended up in a local playground next to WW2 mini Uboot.
The F8 does not have any mixer. The helpful attendant at the petrol station would have filled up oil and then petrol. Mixers appeared in the early 60ies in West Germany and were a complete failure. In the East we had mixer pumps all over due to the sheer number of two stroke Trabants, Wartburgs as well as MZ and Simson motorcycles. I wonder how it was in Sweden - where they had quite a few Saabs with blue cloud propulsion.
This is completely similar to a 1954 IFA I had in Norway from 1990 to 2012. I sold it to a museum in Dresden. After WW2 East Germany continued producing these. :)
Hermoso lo que hisiste Volver a la vida ese auto espectacular Ojala siga bien por años y años A cuidarlo y mantenerlo para que en el futuro las personas vean lo que había en esos años A quen le interese que tenga esa oportunidad Felicitaciones desde Chile
My fathers first car was almost just as this one. Also from 1939 with the same radiator grill. But my father had a convertible linnen roof. Chassis doors and all the rest of the coach were made of wood. Only bonnet and wings were made of steel. I remember when he did repairs , hejust took the whole engine out and took it up the attick to repair it. According to the license my fathers car must be still somewhere in the Netherlands.
Fantastiskt. Som många andra sagt, det är nåt speciellt med att se nån som verkligen vet vad dom gör i arbete. Jag måste också ge en rejäl eloge för kamerarbetet och klippningen. Och jag uppskattar (jag är kanske lite tråkig) att det inte är massa musik eller berättarröst. Filmen talar för sig själv. Fortsätt lägga upp filmer!
Oh wow... one of my late Father's friends had an exactly similar DKW - in perfect condition. I remember being charmed as a 10 yr old boy with its simple but stately beauty. Can't wait to see how you deal with this one now!
Yes, you can tell that a man's total passion went into the design of the exterior and interior too. Today all cars are designed down to a price point and by committee.
No nonsense video. No stupid twittering or music. Just some very capable blokes doing good recovery work. One of the very best channels on UA-cam. Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@1unsung971 Thank you!
I couldn't agree more.
لا لا لاأاء الا أ تا ء الا ل أأ ال لاا أأ لاا لا أاءا لاا أأ ال ء الا لاا ء
What a fantastic machine. A two cylinder, water-cooled, two stroke engine with a dynastart and, judging by the gear stick, front wheel drive as well. It must weigh almost nothing!
😂😂😂😂😂😂😮
if i had one i ll drive proudly
@cabbartoynakbas200 where Live in the city 🤗


What amazed me was that
A) the wheels turned & weren't frozen
B) the lack of mouse/rat poop in the engine compartment
C) how clean/intact the interior was
Best part was the silent, professional way the car was worked upon. Keep finding those gems: they are OUT THERE!
@@GorgeousGeorge525Ok ,😌😌😌😌😌😌😌😌😌😌😌😌☺️☺️😊😊🙃
D) radiator not leaking
E) engine not leaking
ну совершенно ясно что машина стояла всего пару лет.там и патрубок резиновый от генератора к кузову современный.но то что она действительно старая не вызывает сомнений.
@@viktorsvinin5591Yes same with the red Taunus , much of the content on here is staged .
detta är nog bannemej bästa contenten på tuben. så skönt att kolla på. ingen som skriker i öronen vad man gör. ja jag kan se med mina egna ögon att du fixar fördelaren och tändspolen. och ingen jävla cpmusik. 10 av 10.
Может CD или МР ?
Ótimo vídeo, parabéns. Já possui um DKW 1962, brasileiro, 3cilindros. Uma pequena maravilha.
Wow aku Suka Sekali Mobil Antik ini lho. Bro😊😊❤❤
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@@AndreyKovalyov-dg8sw
Our family had a DKW like this. My dad was a 100% dedicated DKW person. His 125 ccm DKW Racing bike fit in the back, including my mom and myself going to the Norisring race track
Thank you so much for showing
I owned two DKWs both 1937 models ,one a convertible, this was in 1953, when I was 18, now 89 years old.
Ich habe auch einDKW ,1936gehabt
@@IvorWiidun grand bonjour d’Aix-en-provence cher Monsieur et internaute. Que la vie vous garde encore très longtemps pour rouler le week-end en DKW !!! 😉👍🍻
The looks of these always captivate me.
Never knew they were 2 cylinder motors 😮. Always good seeing old metal back rolling no matter where you are on the map.
Dankeschön für das Hochladen 👍 Unkaputtbare, einfache Technik...Lowtech! Ich schaue jetzt gerade aus dem Fenster auf meinen 1985er IFA AWE Wartburg 353S Tourist (Stationwagon) von 1985 😍 Ein später Nachfahre des alten DKW F7. Immer noch ein Zweitakter, aber mit 3 Zylindern, 1000ccm, 50 PS, elektronischer Zündung und Zweistufen Vergaser 😊 Schön, dass Ihr den alten F7 neu zum Leben erweckt habt🔧👍 Das ist Historie zum Erleben! Hab ein Abo hier gelassen, viele Grüße aus (Ost-) Deutschland, der Menix 👋😃🔧
Pekerjaan anda sangat mulia selain banyak menghidupkan mobil dan motor tua yang terlupakan selain itu anda juga memberikam semangat dan kenangan yang indah terutama untuk para sesepuh.
I'm always enthralled watching people who know what they are doing.
In 1969 my first car was a 1962 DKW. A three cylinder two stroke, with a four speed on the column. It had 12 inch tires. I hadn’t thought about it in year’s but this video brings back memories.
I thought only Wartburg's had that engine. My father was a fan of the cheap and cheerful RHD Wartburg. He bought three and kept two of them for spares. Real strange things. He loved to tinker and had his running example purring. If one can describe that damned awful racket as purring.
I think, three cylinder two stroke, then it is a 3=6. In 1980 i had a Munga with this engine
@@Bufeti11eram 3 com função de 6 cilindros pois ouvi dizer que a explosão era de um lado e depois do outro lado do cilindro
Das kleine wunder
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My father had one like this. When he died in 1962 we sold it. What a lot of remembers when I have seen it ! Thank you !!!
The journey of this car from rusted and forgotten to beautifully restored is a captivating story, and your skillful hands are the authors. Each step in the process reveals your exceptional craftsmanship and deep respect for automotive history
My father had one like this one ,a model 1939 DKW ,when he married my mother that year the first trip they did from Paraná to Córdoba, they had an accident decaise a dog crossed the road and to stop the colission after a sudden reaction they turned over the DKW, fortunately without consecuences for my mother and father!!😊😊😊❤❤❤Thank you for sharing this nice video!!😊😊❤❤
Резиновые трубки не высохли, колеса не сдулись, хром не потускнел, краска на месте... Чудеса в решете. Я хотел сказать - чудо техники 😂
И тормоза,что-то там нето!
И дыр (от пуль) много и выскочить некуда....
O ronco do motor 2 tempos é fascinante
на века делали не то что сейчас
Poland 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 SUPER🎉😊😊😊😊😊😊😊🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Min pappa och mamma hade sån "spån korg" när dom var lite över 20. Åkte runt hela Sverige och Norge hade problem i Trollstigen med den lilla motorn.
Kul att se.
Love this car. The silent working format reminds me of Simon Fordman’s approach to repairs - just working with no music or speaking at all❗️🥊 Well done 👍
Other youtubers: Talk a lot, don‘t get a lot done
Hampus: Does not talk, gets everything done
Huge respect for the work. Keep it up!
Ρισπεκτ αγαπητέ μου φίλε για το υπέροχο αυτό βίντεο αριστούργημα θα έλεγα μοναδικό να ξαναδινετε ζωή σέ αυτό το υπέροχο αυτοκίνητο κόσμημα παύλα υπέροχη αντίκα της εποχής χωρίς τέλια και παύλα και προπαντός περιστροφές τέλος αγαπητοί μου φίλοι από Ελλάδα με αγάπη από έναν καθηγητή ναυπηγικής του Πολυτεχνείου Αθηνών τέλος,,,,,,,❤❤❤❤❤❤
Mina föräldrars första bil, kopt nån gång i början på 50 talet. Dom åkte långa turer runt Sverige med den. Mycket krångel med den också samt pappa kunde ju inte själv ens fixa det mest enkla fel. Vilka strapatser
It went through WW11 looks like a bullet hole through the windscreen and two bullet holes in the boot area.
OK my imagination is running away, but you never know.
That's the interesting part, it's history particularly the war years.
And how fabulous to see it up and running. Well done 👍
Talvez a tinta vermelha no final não fosse tinta ...
I like to say another word. Not to
many videos will touch my heart. This one did put tears into my eyes . My dad wore his DKW lapel pin until he died. He had a new trunk , made out of wood, replaced . I remember at a time in the alps. The car didn’t had the power to go up a very steep hill. Guess what, backwards it worked. Different gearing. My older brother became a first class DKW mechanic. He was again in seventh heaven when east Germany opened the border. He worked for F&S in Schweinfurt and the company helped the Trabi owners. Don’t let this beautiful car die
This car is a true survivor,two stroke forever.
The fact that the car was saved from that barn is absolutely amazing.. but after he did make it run i realize how underpowered and smokey it is..
Would be nice to modify it with a bigger 4 cylinder modern motor.. from a motorcycle like Hayabusa that would be awesome plus the exhaust and maybe some better brakes..
Yes it was new during the holocaust and likely witnessed (took part) in many vile acts.
@@poplaurentiu4148 I like modified for performance...but in this case NO
An act of infidel ...
A many mile will come before replacing that engine is necessary.
WERE YOU NOT WATCHING THE END?
As it sits would still be better to treat to simple TLC
@@gusgone4527 You still peddling that lie are you? 🤣
Роскошная находка! Один из прародителей современной Audi. 😍
Разве ни хорьх ?
И Хорьх в том числе. Было 4 фирмы (4 кольца на эмблеме), которые входили в концерн Auto Union: Horch, Audi, Wanderer, DKW. До наших дней дожила только Ауди, наследовав эмблему.
1969 när jag var 12 år gammal köpte jag en liknande DKW av 1937 års modell.
Prislappen var 1000kr.
Tyvärr fick vi aldrig igång bilen, men hade vi haft denna film att se på då hade våra chanser ökat betydligt 👍🏻
Я только родился
Das Kleine Wunder......the little miracle........they made some great motorcycles too
Mein Vater fuhr eine DKW RT 175.
I have a DKW rt/250/2 year 1955 restored when I was 25 years old. I am 67 now and still have it. 😊
BEAUTIFUL, and the exhaust cleaned up nicely as well
A KEEPER 😍
What a lovely little car. Great basic engineering that still works too. Very impressive video. Thanks.
Em São Paulo, Brasil, tivemos uma montadora DKW, dos anos 50 até 1969.
Aqui há muitos modelos DKW lindamente restaurados e preservados mas este especificamente eu não conhecia.
Parabéns ! 👏👏👏
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Andei muito de carona num DKW igual a esse na decada de 60, pertencia ao pai de uma familia de amigos.😮
You took a hell of a chance on the brakes after sitting for so long! After I knew it was going to run, I'd have made sure it was going to stop before I took it out.
Having mechanical brakes helps.
@@Varinki i hadnt thought of that
@@Varinki Sure, but they can seize up too. BTW, liked the old car! Great to see the oldies being brought back to life - I wonder in 60 years time how many of our modern cars will be able to be run without their electronics.
@@Kysushanz They won't. Planned Obsolescence will make it impossible to resurrect them ever.
Electronics die, and are too complex to rehabilitate.
thanks for not talking, it is a pleasure to watch
Wow. Good morning. There is a car 6 years before i was born . You all good. I love this car. Back to life. Good job. GOD bless .
GROSSARTIG /TOLL ! DANKE FÜRS VIDEO ! MEIN VATER HATTE IN DEN 60ERN EINEN DKW JUNIOR UND EIN DKW MOTORAD 125CCM ! GRÜSSE AUS BAYERN !!
Hej Hampus!
Du gör verkligen en kulturgärning när du restaurerar dessa gamla bilar! Stort Tack!
Spännande o följa dina projekt!
Love that works , silent is gold .
Respect full From Indonesia 🇲🇨.
Awesome works ❤.
Thank you Hampus. Very good material. Hope to see more!
No frills, just pure skill and determination. Impressive work!
No Brasil tivemos a felicidade em andar nos DKW mais novos na década de 1960. Adorava o ronco. Por isto que sempre gostei de motores 2 tempos. DKWs e Yamaha. São mais simples e duram muito. Em tempo: aqui o sedan se chamava DKW belcar e a "perua" (station wagon) se chamava Vemaguet.
Tinha também o Fissore e o Candango
Amazing that it's running so well after all that time, well done for saving it!.
Beautiful work on a beautiful car, yet it sounded like an old vespa 😂! It deserves a full restoration project ! ❤
certo che sembra una vespa, ha un motore 2 tempi..
What an outstanding vehicle, thanks for sharing Hampus. This is one of your best👏👏👏👏I have a long held love of older Volvo and Saab models, seen a few of your videos of these ones!!
Love your straight forward quiet-just-do-it vids, what a cute beauty, reminds me in a way of my mom's '63 2CV that dad restored in about 1969, every time I drove it to school I could not stop smiling. Nice work, wonderful car, I like the old DKW's I think they really had style for what they were. Thanks for posting your rescue work, does an old mans heart a good turn :)
A 1939 DKW barn find rescue is an exciting project, especially when the car has spent 60 years at a junkyard. DKW (Dampf-Kraft-Wagen) was a German car and motorcycle brand known for pioneering two-stroke engines and producing small, affordable vehicles. Rescuing such a vehicle involves a detailed restoration process to bring the car back to its former glory.
ஜாவா மோட்டார் சைக்கிள் சத்தம் மிகவும் அருமை வாழ்த்துகள்...
எனது டாட்டா நேனோ கார் சரிசெய்தது போன்று...
Yaşa gözəl insan! Can verdin DKW - yə. Dörd gözlə baxdim. Bəyəni tuşun tikladim . Zevk aldim. Salamlar Azərbaycan dövlətindən
DKW was an really good Brand!
Thanky Hampus very nice job there i restored a 1938 the 39 models where was big upgrade. Nice to hear the roller crankshaft is stil sounding good after al these years greetings from South Africa
en mi pais uruguay ,hubo muchos ,incluso uno convertible con llantas de radios ,muy lindo modelo y hasta hubo una rural ,echa en parte de madera saludos
DKW 2T engine is music .
Thanks for share!
Congratulations from Brasil.
I'm so glad you're back with another great video. I truly missed your car-rescues!
Seperti dua sepeda motor yang digabungkan menjadi sebuah mobil. Klasik dan antik. Saya sangat suka. ❤
I admire these long-nosed cars with protruding fenders. I wish I had one too.
You would think that with a long hood like that there would be more than an in-line 2 under it 😄
"You are a true artist! Your meticulousness and skill in every detail are truly admirable."
My dad bouhgt the same in 1958 in Amsterdam and restored the engine on the kitchen table. He drove the family of 5 through Holland- Belgium-France to a camping at the Cote d’Azur in the summer vacation. I still have some pictures and the official sales leavelet of the car. The Dutch licenceplate I still know by heart NP-14-56
Well done. Nice to see old cars brought back to life....... What an outstanding old car, interesting two stroke concept.
*What a gorgeous design*
Beautiful old girl!
So great. Never heard of this brand, DKW. Skåne rules!
It was part of Auto Union, like Audi, the latter being the only surviving brand name out of that conglomerate. The four rings signified the four brands (DKW, Audi, Horch, Wanderer) that joined to form Auto Union in 1932. After the original factories were seized by the Soviets following WWII, Auto Union moved to Southern Germany (Ingolstadt). The new company dropped all brands but DKW. In 1958 the company was sold to Daimler-Benz and in 1964 to VW. In 1965 the production of two-stroke cars (except for the military Munga) ended and the new cars with four-stroke engines were branded Audi.
@@Ragnar8504 I had an NSU which was also part of Auto Union.
It was a German car and motorcycle company that later became part of Auto Union (Audi)
@@Ragnar8504 Thank you for the background, Ragnar.
That unique 2-stroke sound
mi abuelo tubo uno y mi padre ,unos años despues tubo dos ,o tres ya no recuerdo ,tengo 60 años y es el auto que marco mi niñez y creo que mi vocacion , soy mecanico automotriz desde casi casi mi temprana juventud ,recuedo al mecanico ,juan paulak ,vecino de mis padres venir a reparar el dkw ,ese auto es dos tiempos y tiene parte de su chasis de madera y donde conecto la manguera de combustible (dentro del abitaculo ) lleva una canilla de pase manual , el encendido se llama " dinestar " y hace el trabajo de arranque y dinamo a la vez creci delante de uno de ellos y ,claro yo lo veia muy alto a mi lado tengo muchos recuerdos de ellos , gracias por el video ,saludos desde uruguay
This model DKW is was a father a automobil Trabant. Same engine, tank fuel, same stick for changing gear. After WW 2 german comunist enginerig was inspire to old DKW.
Bonjour a VOUS .JORGEN SKAFTE RASMUSSEN en 1917 a ZWICKAV fondé LA PRESTIGIEUSE usine DKW ( Tout est dit) Merci pour cette très belle vidéo et ces instants de partage.ADESSIAS
We had a 1957 DKW that I drove all through high school. Back then no one had front wheel drive cars. Guys would make fun of the car until I would pass them on the snow covered mountains! Never had clean hands when I owned that car but I learned a lot about mechanics
Meu pai teve um destes, acredito que fosse 1939. Ele faleceu em 1961, em Porto Alegre, minha mãe o vendeu. Ele era verde com os Paralamas pretos. Tenho a impressão de que era semi conversível, era muito pequeno e não lembro bem. Foi lindo ver a restauração desta raridade. Pedro Sampaio.
Wow Don't see one of those every day ! Thanks for showing it and taking us on a ride a long . The speedometer even still works ! Scott 🌵
🙂💗👍👍👍🤏👌Сиьирь Новосибирск, тоже с малых лет увлекался автомобилями , в клубе юнных техников восстанавливали мото коляску инвалида ВОВ. Ни когда не забуду запах выхлопа и 66 бензина..Мне уже 70 годков = но руки помнят ...
VERY cool find & revival!! Great to see this one didn't fight much to come back to life - but was made easier by decades of indoor storage!
Cheers from the USA
DKW had a Danish Director who became fired when the Nazies came to Power: Jørgen Skafte Rasmussen, and for years the Danish DKW owners had/have a gathering every year by his grave north of Ringsted in Denmark!
Interesting fact. Thank you.
Очень интересно.спасибо
@@gusgone4527 He became buried in Denmark, north of the town of Ringsted, and at least for years Danish DKW owners had a gathering each year by his grave! It may still happen? Finn
In early 1990ies a Danish colleage accused us "Ossies" (easteners) to poison us all with toxic blue cloud exhausts. Until I told him that the inventor was actually danish - this changed everything. 🙂
This 1939 DKW is a museum piece. Save this nice car! In a scene in "The night of the Generals" (1967) warmovie , i saw also a German army version of this car.
The Wehrmacht did not like two strokes - probably because of the fact that you have to fill in oil before petrol. So many civilan owners could keep their DKWs. After the war they made a couple of units at the original factory in Zwickau Saxony under the nationalised car industry's brand IFA F8. For the lack of cars in comunist East Germany they were quite common until the mid 70ies.
I'm amazed that you got that car running so well in the beginning.
Great job by the way
I love this car. Amazing what you did with it.
Buongiorno😊Wowwww che meraviglia 😄😃bellissima automobili stupende 👍👍👍👍👍🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪grazie x il video 😊.
Lovely old DKW... brilliant...
Back to life...bit smokey...😅
Excellent job...
Thank you! Hehe yes! Two-stroke!😎👍🏽
O inconfundível barulhinho do motor dois tempos da DKW. Lindo demais 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
What a sweet old DeeK! Must be super rare, in that great condition.
So glad everyone told us what DKW stood for,, it is is the small things that matter!
Cada qual tem sua verdade na História
I can hear that car saying thank you to you repeatedly, glad you restored such a beauty, have my sub
When I was a kid somebody we knew had a DKW with a three cylinder motor. Being a Canadian we kids were all into V8s at the time.
I really love this car I've seen quite a few at events. They sound beautiful and you do not need a lot of horsepower to have a wonderful driving experience. The sound is amazing and you will get a lot of attention.
The sound is similar/like oh sound auto Trabant.
@@mirceapopa9947 smoky 2 stroke engines. sounds like a moped
The Trabant engines were derived from this one, since the Soviets (and later on the East Germans) took over the plants of Auto Union (of which DKW is a constituent brand, aside from Audi, Horch and Wanderer), forcing its relocation to Ingolstadt.
Was it a bullet hole that went straight through the car, through the windshield and out under the rear window? 🤔
2:01 Absolutely right to put on the winter tires in time, before the snow. 😉👍
This DKW's 2-cyl two-stroke engine was kind of the same that SAAB tuned up and used in its first car model of the SAAB 92 in the years 1949-1955. In the DKW that engine was 692cc 20hp.
In the SAAB 92 1950-54 the engine was 764cc 25hp, (-54-56 28hp) ✌
(Same goes for the 3-cyl two-stroke engine in SAAB 93/95/96) 🤟
14:06 There is nothing better than a newly started two-stroke. The sound and exhaust are like no other car.
Pure music to the ears. 🎶👂💨🥴
Very nice "barn find" 😎 👍
Super Aufnahme, das Kleine Wunder , Ur Audi, Danke. Gruss aus Ungarn! 👍
Машина апокалипсиса . Починить можно всё и всегда . 👍💥 Будет ездить при нормальной эксплуатации ещё лет 200 .
Someone who actually revives , restores! Cars near! Fully well done, enjoyed your great effort👏👏🥳👍😂🤷♂️
Thank you!
I am very impressed with your knowledge of this motor car👏👏👏. I just love the shape of it.
My mother owned a DKW F1000 cabriolet.
Tricky doors, my brother fell out of the car at 44 mph.
Sparkplus needed cleaning.
There a special shoe near the acccelarator. The leaky 2T oil mixer was just above.
The car ended up in a local playground next to WW2 mini Uboot.
The F8 does not have any mixer. The helpful attendant at the petrol station would have filled up oil and then petrol. Mixers appeared in the early 60ies in West Germany and were a complete failure. In the East we had mixer pumps all over due to the sheer number of two stroke Trabants, Wartburgs as well as MZ and Simson motorcycles. I wonder how it was in Sweden - where they had quite a few Saabs with blue cloud propulsion.
Tack, så skönt. Inte ett evigt onödigt babblande genpm hela inslaget. Bara ljuden och det trevliga äventyret med en gammal bil :). Mera sånt
My father in law had one 1939 but convertible.Very nice!!!
Nice looking car, it looks a lot like the Lancia Ardea, first built around the same time as the DKW
❤❤❤ Really It was a great Effort and Video..What a Beautiful Car..
All your videos are excellent and super enjoyable to watch !
Thank you!
Show, tive várias aqui no Brasil,nacionais, está é especial, parabéns,
This is completely similar to a 1954 IFA I had in Norway from 1990 to 2012. I sold it to a museum in Dresden. After WW2 East Germany continued producing these. :)
Hermoso lo que hisiste Volver a la vida ese auto espectacular Ojala siga bien por años y años A cuidarlo y mantenerlo para que en el futuro las personas vean lo que había en esos años A quen le interese que tenga esa oportunidad Felicitaciones desde Chile
My fathers first car was almost just as this one. Also from 1939 with the same radiator grill. But my father had a convertible linnen roof. Chassis doors and all the rest of the coach were made of wood. Only bonnet and wings were made of steel. I remember when he did repairs , hejust took the whole engine out and took it up the attick to repair it. According to the license my fathers car must be still somewhere in the Netherlands.
Buen trabajo, felicitaciones. Saludos cordiales desde Guatemala, Centroamérica.
Your work was thorough and the running engine proves it. Thanks for a fine video. I am now subscribed.
Nice car, but also nicely done video, professional video
Another great find and enjoyable to watch you work your magic !
Thank you!😀
Fantastiskt. Som många andra sagt, det är nåt speciellt med att se nån som verkligen vet vad dom gör i arbete.
Jag måste också ge en rejäl eloge för kamerarbetet och klippningen. Och jag uppskattar (jag är kanske lite tråkig) att det inte är massa musik eller berättarröst. Filmen talar för sig själv. Fortsätt lägga upp filmer!
Oh wow... one of my late Father's friends had an exactly similar DKW - in perfect condition. I remember being charmed as a 10 yr old boy with its simple but stately beauty. Can't wait to see how you deal with this one now!
OK, great job! I hope one day you will have both the time and the resources to paint and chrome it, and restore the interior too.
I would have liked have a closer look at this car. It was very interesting. Thanks for posting it.
Always good to see a barn find rescued and running especially a Dkw had one of the bikes built like a tank very reliable bit smoky
You are very young, but very efficient. Bravo.
Как же прекрасны старые автомобили
Yes, you can tell that a man's total passion went into the design of the exterior and interior too.
Today all cars are designed down to a price point and by committee.