Rent A Trabant Budapest Classic tour
Rent A Trabant Budapest's Classic city tour - includes the major sights of Budapest - combined with a closed track obstacle race and vine tasting
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Trabant Tour by CITYRAMA BUDAPEST Travel Agency
CITYRAMA Travel Agency Budapest since 1987 - Live guiding in 5 languages, Sightseeing tours in Budapest and in Hungary. We offer 30+ bus and walking Tours and also offer DMC, Group offers, Transfers, car and bus rental. Book easily online!
Trabant Tour CITYRAMA BUDAPEST Travel Agency
CITYRAMA Travel Agency Budapest since 1987 - Live guiding in 5 languages, Sightseeing tours in Budapest and in Hungary. We offer 30+ bus and walking Tours and also offer DMC, Group offers, Transfers, car and bus rental. Book easily online!
A Surprise Trabant Experience in HUNGARY
Recently I have travelled to Hungary to visit my family and to see some more places there. My family decided to surprise me with a Trabant Experience while visited Veszprem City. Trabant is a car from the Soviet era made in East Germany many years ago. What makes it unique it's the most basic car ever built! The body is some sort recycled plastic combined with a Two Stroke, 2 Cylinder 600cc (0.6 L engine) It's lacking even the basic items such as fuel gauge etc... I actually owned one of them many years ago, never taught I will ever drive it again! In this video also featuring Veszprem City, a quiet typical Hungarian City.
This is the last video for 2018 wishing you all a Happy New Year and see you in 2019!
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Trabant cars on the road - Budapest, Hungary
I've found two Trabant cars on the road, when I went to work. So I switched on the board cam, and followed them.
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Trabant cars in Budapest
Rain, Trabant, Budapest
A rainy day in Budapest with cars. But these are not usual cars. These cars are Trabant cars!
The Trabant is a legendary car, wich was produced between 1957 and 1991 in a East German city called Zwickau.
Due to its outdated and inefficient two-stroke engine (which produced poor fuel economy compared to its low power output and thick, smoky exhaust), and production shortages, the Trabant was regarded with derisive affection as a symbol of the extinct former East Germany and of the fall of the Eastern Block. This is because in former West Germany, many East Germans streamed into West Berlin and West Germany in their Trabants after the opening of the Berlin Wall in 1989. It was produced for nearly 30 years with almost no significant changes; 3,096,099 Trabants were produced in total. In Western nations, the Trabant's shortcomings are often written about for comedic effect. However, older models of the car have become popular imports among collectors in the US due to their low cost and easier import restrictions on antique vehicles. There are also clubs in Germany and elsewhere that heavily modify the cars with artistic paint schemes, additional mechanicals, modifications to the body and suspension, etc., as well as several instances of the cars being used for rally racing and other motorsport.
Due to the long waiting period between ordering a Trabant and actual delivery (in some cases, years), used Trabants would fetch higher prices than new ones. The people who finally received their own Trabant treated the car gently and were meticulous in maintaining and repairing it. The lifespan of an average Trabant was 28 years.
The engine for the 500, 600, and original 601 was a small two-stroke engine with two cylinders, giving the vehicle modest performance. Its curb weight was (600 kg / 1100 pounds).
At the end of production in 1989, the Trabant delivered 19 kW (26 hp) from a 600 cc (37 cu in) displacement. It took 21 seconds to accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h (62 mph) and had a top speed of 100 km/h (62 mph).
There were two main problems with the engine: the smoky exhaust and the pollution it produced – nine times the hydrocarbons and five times the carbon monoxide emissions of the average European car of 2007. The fuel consumption was 7 l/100 km (40 mpg-imp; 34 mpg-US). Since the engine did not have an oil injection system, two-stroke oil had to be added to the 24-liter (6.3 U.S. gal; 5.3 imp gal) fuel tank every time the car was filled up, at a 50:1 or 33:1 ratio of fuel to oil. Gas stations of the time, in countries where two-stroke engines were common, served premixed gas-oil mixture from the pump. Today, owners carry a container of two-stroke oil in the car for this purpose. Because the car lacked a fuel pump, the fuel tank had to be placed above the motor in the engine compartment so that fuel could be fed to the carburetor by gravity; a trade-off of this design was an increased fire risk in front-end accidents. Earlier models had no fuel gauge; a dipstick was inserted into the tank to determine how much fuel remained.
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Trabant 1.1 Limusin on board in Budapest
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CITYRAMA Budapest introduction
Cityrama Budapest / Gray Line Hungary was founded in 1987. Three decades of experience made us to be one of the leading Hungarian Tour Operators on the Hungarian market.
Cityrama Budapest offers a wide range of services in three main divisions:
1.) Firstly, as “Cityrama DMC” we can help you to organize any kind of special event including accommodation, activities and other services.
2.) Secondly, as “Cityrama Sightseeing” we organize daily guaranteed tours and private tours for FIT’s and Groups in 30 languages.
3.) Thirdly, as “Cityrama Passenger Transportation” we have an own fleet of vehicles in each category and also offer coach and minibus rentals.
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Trabant drive in Budapest Hungary
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CITYRAMA Budapest - Magic Hungary
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A magic combination: First explore Gödöllő Palace, the former summer residence of Queen Elisabeth and Francis Joseph, then enjoy a traditional horse show and a carriage ride.
The Royal Palace of Gödöllő is located just 30 minutes outside of Budapest. It is one of the largest palaces in the country and is a significant work of Hungarian Baroque architecture. The Austro-Hungarian Monarchy's ruling couple, Emperor Franz Joseph and his wife Queen Elizabeth (known as Sisi) frequently stayed here.
After the guided tour through the Gödöllő Palace we drive to a traditional farm where you will be welcomed with a Hungarian delicacy pogácsa and the national welcome drink, pálinka. Followed by a carriage ride you can enjoy a traditional horse with breathtaking stunts before we return to Budapest. The tour ends in the city centre.
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Cityrama Budapest / Gray Line Hungary (founded in 1987) is one of the leading tour operators on the Hungarian market.
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Jalopnik drives Trabant and Zaporozhets in Budapest
Jalopnik uses cheap Hungarian brain to save money for imperialism. The exploited people is grateful enough to organize a flashmob of cars never seen in the US. What starts out as a humble gathering of car nerds turns into a glorious display of automotive superiority in the heart of Europe.
Day 18 THE OLD TOWN BUDAPEST
Went to the old town of Budapest. Bit like the new town but with more dirt. Gary Megrath Nice 2005.
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Visit Budapest - House Of Terror and Trabant Rally
House of Terror is a museum located at Andrássy út 60 in Budapest, Hungary. It contains exhibits related to the fascist and communist dictatorial regimes in 20th century Hungary and is also a memorial to the victims of these regimes, including those detained, interrogated, tortured or killed in the building.
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Stop motion autós üldözés a ’80-as évek Budapestjén keresztül (stop motion car chase)
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A hölgy kegyeiért folyó verseny fő szerepeiben egy Lada VFTS és egy Skoda 130 RS száguld a ’80-as évekbeli Budapest utcaképét idéző színfalak között. A statiszta szerepeket további 64 darab, 1:43-as méretarányú, szocialista blokkból származó modellautó, busz, teherautó és villamos játssza. Trabant, Ikarus, Volga, Csepel, Kispolszki és a többi retro ismerős.
A film tükörreflexes fényképezőgéppel készült, összesen 2790 fénykép összefűzésével, 15 képkocka/másodperc sebességgel.
Ne felejtsd el feltekerni a hangerőt, a motorhangok és egyéb zajok is annyira autentikusak, amennyire csak lehet.
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Starring in this short clip, a Lada VFTS and a Skoda 130 RS race across the city to win the girls’s heart. The streets represent the atmosphere of Budapest, Hungary in the late eighties. Another 64 different diecast models on a scale of 1:43, cars, buses, trucks, and a tram are playing the support roles. All these vintage cars, the Trabant, Moskvich, Kamaz, Tatra, etc. were well known in the former Eastern Bloc.
The movie was shot with a single DSLR camera and contains 2790 photos at 15 frame per sec.
Don’t forget to turn up the volume for the best effect as the engines roar and other sounds are as real and authentic as possible.
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In diesem Video geht es um eine spektakuläre Verfolgungsjagd durch die Stadt, um das Herz eines Mädchens zu gewinnen. Ein Lada VFTS und ein Skoda 130 RS spielen die Hauptrollen, weitere 64 Modellautos, LKWs und Busse im Maßstab 1:43 sind die „Statisten“. Die Straßen sollen die Atmosphäre von Budapest in Ungarn in den späten achtziger Jahren repräsentieren. Allerdings könnte diese Stadt auch sonst irgendwo hinter dem ehemaligen Eisernen Vorhang sein. Trabant, Wartburg, Barkas, IFA, Robur und viele andere alte Bekannten treten auf. Ostalgie mit maximaler Drehzahl.
Der Film wurde mit einer einzigen DSLR Kamera fotografiert und enthält 2970 Fotos bei 15 Bildern pro Sekunde.
Vergessen Sie auch nicht, die Lautstärke zu erhöhen, damit alle Geräusche so authentisch wie möglich sind!
What I Learned in Budapest
JT joins up with Matt once again to learn about ruin pubs, tuk-tuks, the ultimate whiskey chaser, and how to drive a Trabant.
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