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Everything you'd want to know about the Gutbrod is right here -

http://www.economy-point.org/g/gutbrod.html

Sit in the center

The Avia was a little automobile from the Czechs. Various unusual

body styles and central steering were a bit different from other makers.

http://www.avia350.cz/en_no2&4.html

Little known microcars

The Huppelphepher Museum in the ancient city of Hoaksacumin, Germany has quite a selection of rare and one of a kind microcars. Here we see the almost unknown Isetta prototype nicknamed the "Beerbelly Isetta". Another popular attraction is this futuristic Autorollinandaschleppin coupe. To see these and many more oddities go to -
http://www.hotpa.com.br/conteudo/diversos/tuning2.asp

Where are they now?

So many cars have disappeared only to be discovered again years later, residing in some old farmer's chicken coop or other odd location. Here we have a photo of the famous (in the micro world) 1954 Stationette built by Captain James Vernon Martin. This car was seen on ebay in 2005 after a long sleep somewhere. See it at a wonderful site with a passsion for three wheeled vehicles.

http://3wheelers.com/tricarusa2.html

Big star in a tiny car

Here's a nice shot of a good lookin' guy in a good lookin' car. It's the King of Rock & Roll with the King of the Microcars. (or is it queen) Elvis gave an Isetta to Col. Parker too. See some more photos of Elvis and Isettas at

http://www.usautoparts.net/bmw/models/vintage/pow/elvis_presley_isetta.htm

Tiny Trucks

Over the last 15 years in "The Micocar and Minicar Club" we have devoted a good number of pages in our award winning magazine "Minutia" to tiny trucks. Personally I always liked the small van vehicles like the Subaru or the Fiat Family. Who doesn't need a box on wheels once in awhile. If you would like to see a good variety go to

http://www.texastinytrucks.com/history.htm