A Car Bought Unknowingly Owned By Adolf Hitler ~ Moving Auto

A surprise happened when a car owner finds out that the car he bought was owned by the fiercest and cruel man ever Adolf Hitler.

In Washington as of today July 10. A man purchased a car in the internet as requested by a buyer. He owns a repair shop and found a car that he thought his client would love to buy for the amount he had. He had a Mercedes-Benz bought online.

The car bought was custom made and was likelt thought of by the owner and the shop owner was owned by a general or something as how the car looked like.

Zenop Tuncer whom is the owner of Euro Tech Motor says the owner of the car was surprised as he recalls their conversation. Further added that, "We were all surprised!"

Tuncer who specializes in classic or vintage cars had a request from Fred Daibes a real estate developer to look for a Mercedez Benz amountinf 540k.Though Tuncer was able to find one but can only get a 1942 Mercedes 320 Cabriolet D Convertible but still agrees to buy it.

Fred Daibes felt off looking at the car as it was so plain black and had a lot of patches covering to what seems like a place to hold a flag and siren. Tuncer thought thinking , "It's definitely for a general," he said.

There were parts of the car needed to be worked on so Tuncer decided on calling Mercedes Benz about it to ask.He provided Mercedes Benz the serial number and was very surprised to know of who owned the car. He was even ask to check on a little detail to verify on what the person in Benz had thought of about. After checking a small eagle on top of swastika which will tell that this was custom made only for Nazis which he did find but didn't notice at first since it was too small.

As Benz explained that there were a total of 8 cars made for Nazis alone that time.

The original owner did not know how important the car was since it was brought only from Germany by the original owners grandfather to United States after the war.

Daibes the new owner of the car explained that he was only asked to pay $175,000 for the and even got an offer buying it from him of about 1.5 million dollars but turned down the offer.

Daibes says that, "It's Hitler's car, he's a devil, but you know, he's still part of history,".

Tuncer and Daibes agreed though that they wouldn't touch anything of the car as it is priceless even if the owner has to be Hitler.

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