• Tatra 87 had a drag coefficient of 0.36 as tested in the VW tunnel in 1979 as well as reading of 0.244 for a 1:5 model tested in 1941.[7].
  • It began producing motor cars as early as 1897 in Kopřivnice in what is now the Czech Republic. Drive It! checks out a pioneer in aerodynamics: the Tatra 87.
  • The Tatra T87 was produced from 1936 through 1950 with a total of 3,056 examples produced. ... In 1936, Tatra introduced the T87 model.
  • How are we to judge these harsh estimations of the Type 87 Tatra? I found a good assessment to be 14 years of ownership of just such a car.
  • The Tatra T87 was an expensive car often driven by a chauffeur so the car’s owner would commonly experience it from the comfort of the rear seat.
  • IN 1936 Tatra revised their flagship T77A into the smaller, more nimble T87. ... Although production was split by the war, T87 producion continued up to 1950.
  • Designers of the Tatra 87 were Ledwinka Hans and Erich Uebelacker. ... with the new engine of 603 A. These test vehicles were given the name Tatra 87-603.
  • Tatra 87 — tüm nesiller ve değişiklikler listesi.
  • Legend has it that a soldier returning from World War II drove this particular Tatra T87 onto a ship, and then back off home to New York State.