The car without doors "Mohs Ostentatienne Opera"

The car without doors "Mohs Ostentatienne Opera": "
At least as we usually meet in the car.

To enter the Mohs Ostentatienne Opera (so called because this rare vehicle), is done from your back, lifting the glass ceiling of the car and down a ladder. Then we have to go through the center of the car to put us in any of the 4 squares.

The history of this rare car, begins in 1967 when Bruce Mohs, a manufacturer and inventor of transportation such as seaplanes or sidecars that allowed a moto-circular water decided to manufacture his own car.
Mohs then invested $ 13,000 and gave birth within nine months, a car of enormous proportions and 2.6 tons in weight. A spectacular car that incorporates no less than 31 patents in security systems, but the guys Autobild not clear which.
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This monstrosity called attention to its wheels no less than 20 inches! its glass roof and its huge chrome grille.

But if the outside is as "ostentatious" the interior is no less so: walnut and inlaid with gold, carpets and velvet cushions and an air conditioner is the highlight of your equipment.

The car equipped a 5-liter V8 engine and 3-speed automatic transmission.


The engine develops 195 horsepower and 369 Nm a couple of seconds Caroca.

Its exterior dimensions are 6.25 meters long and no less than 2.28 meters wide. Its weight as I said, is located in the 2604 kg
This car was built only one unit, which fell into oblivion until, in 2008, Fred Beyer was rescued and restored.
In 2009 the car was light again, looking as we see in these pictures.

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