Hello,
To al the smart guys on this forum ( should be around 684 :wink: at the moment of writting) I have a question.

Is there anybody out there who can inform me how much hebmullers are left over worldwide? :?:
I know that this question is asked several times in the web but in a way there seems to pop up a few new ones :shock: every time I ask around.

I want to know in fact how many :
- with body nrs are known and
- without bodynrs are known
as a hebmuller.

For the second group i only count the real gem, not reprostuff.. :roll:

Thank you. Peter

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There should be roughly 30 cars with numbers and badges

and another roughly 70 or so give or take that either have the stamped in number only or are missing the stamped in number and only have the VW vin plate

If you look at the registry and Count there is only around 30 cars with the Heb badge,located under the stamped in numbers,which is below the VW vin plate.

possible a few more have surfaced the last few years that are not on the list,I wouldn't say very many however.

and not this one for sure...

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Here we go again.

HELP WANTED
For the specialists between us..
Anybody know what Hebmuller number this car got when it was made?
and what date it was made?
 6935.jpg You have insufficient rights to see the content.

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I have a copy of 'Die Automobile Wirtschaft' with this car on the cover, magazine is dated 10th April '49, so the car must have been made before then...

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Okay, if #5 was built in July 1949 and this isn't one of the three prototypes (?) then it has to be number 4 then?

:roll:

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The magazine published 10th April 1949...

 7003.jpg You have insufficient rights to see the content.

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Yep, thats the one. Nothing much inside it though, just a small paragraph that says a VW cabrio is soon to be available.

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