Vancouver, BC | Canada
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1964 NSU prinz. I know it’s not a vw bug. They don’t have a listing option for a prinz. This car has been parked for a few years. Will need to be gone through but does run. I have title and the car has very low original miles. ...
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Our Take:
- Rare German Engineering: The 1964 NSU Prinz might not be as famous as a Volkswagen Bug, but it holds its own unique place in automotive history. It's a quirky little machine from a brand known for pioneering technology—NSU was, after all, the company that teamed up with Citroën in the development of the Wankel rotary engine.
- Compact yet Innovative: Despite its diminutive size, the NSU Prinz featured advanced engineering for its time, such as a rear-mounted engine. This design provided efficient space utilization, kinda like fitting a lot into a small luggage—ever played Tetris?
- Preserved Originality: With only 30,000 miles on the clock, the low mileage suggests this 1964 model has been spared the rigors of heavy use. Sure, it's been parked for a few years, but its survival in such good shape makes it a gem for classic car enthusiasts, reminiscent of a cherished vinyl record collection found in an attic.
- Automotive Heritage: NSU isn't around anymore, merging with Audi in 1969. This increases the Prinz's allure as a conversation starter among car buffs—how many folks can say they own a piece of a brand that's woven into the rich tapestry of auto history?
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