A fully restored 1949 Tatra T600 Tatraplan with a rear-engine four-cylinder design, up for auction in February 2025.
A rare 1949 Tatra T600 Tatraplan, one of the most intriguing and unique cars of the postwar era, is set to be auctioned in February 2025. Built in Czechoslovakia, this example of Tatra’s innovation is not just a classic vehicle but a piece of automotive history. Known for being the third oldest car manufacturer in the world, Tatra’s cars were often reserved for dignitaries, making the T600 Tatraplan an exceptionally rare model to find today.
The T600 is powered by a four-cylinder rear engine, mated to a four-speed transmission on the column. This rear-engine configuration was part of Tatra’s avant-garde approach to vehicle design, and it helped to set the company apart from its competitors in the mid-20th century. The car has undergone a complete restoration, ensuring that it is in exceptional condition both mechanically and visually.
This awesome classic is selling at GAA Classic Cars on February 20-22. Visit gaaclassiccars.com to see more consignments and register to bid.
