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Buz spotted this interesting advertisement on a Facebook post.
That is actually a German ad, not French.
“The right/correct auto (car) for everyone!” auf Deutsch
Ganz Fahrvergnügen von Kaiser Willys 🙂
Aber was ist “Simca”? I haven’t heard of Simca before.
SIMCA was a French automaker. You can Google it.
Oh my hell … fixed …. somewhere I read it was French and that just stuck. Obviously, it is German. I even speak some German.
I can’t elaborate, but you’ll just have to trust me when I say my head is elsewhere for the next 8 days.
Simca was part of Chrysler Corp to my knowledge.
this must have been 1952 , 53 ?? — AEROS , cj-3b , custom wagon 6-85 ? kaiser car and those rottin simcas …
Yup, Simca was a French car company. My dad had a little red Simca when he was stationed in Germany. What i didn’t know was that Jeeps were sold in Germany. I never saw any but did see lots of older Unimogs.