1958 Burgfalke FB250: The Micro‑Falcon That Tried to Soar 🚗 скачать в хорошем качестве

1958 Burgfalke FB250: The Micro‑Falcon That Tried to Soar 🚗

1958 Burgfalke FB250: Reverse Gear by Spinning the Engine 🤯 — yes, really. This fiberglass microcar from a German glider company didn’t just look like a toy—it functioned like one too. Powered by a 248cc single-cylinder engine pushing out 14hp, the FB250 used a Dynastart system that literally reversed the engine’s direction to go backward. No shifter. Just chaos. 😅 Built in post-war Bavaria, this 380kg oddball had no doors, three sorta-seats, and a button-operated gearbox stolen from a sci-fi daydream. With a top speed of 60 mph and the aerodynamics of a sailboat on wheels, it was either a brilliant failure or a failed brilliance. Think Timmy could build this in his garage? He probably tried. 👉 If you love bizarre engineering, forgotten microcars, and fiberglass fever dreams, smash that 👍 and subscribe 🔔 for more automotive oddities! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Timmy Tiny Wheels YouTube Channel:    / @digmyst-p8r   ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ #ClassicCars, #Microcars, #CarHistory, #WeirdCars, #RetroCars, #BurgfalkeFB250, #GermanMicrocar, #FiberglassCar, #DynastartEngine, #1958Microcar