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Atlas Editions have almost 50 years expertise in the development of collectables, replica models and family reference material. Atlas Editions commissions only the best designs and uses high quality materials across each and every one of their products. For you, this means you can rely on the accuracy and painstaking detail of every purchase and be assured they will stand the test of time.

Historic:

The Volkswagen Type 14A is a German automobile produced after the Second World War. After the war, Hebmüller and Sohn, a coachbuilding firm in Wuppertal, Germany, like most German companies of the time, lacked business. During this time, British Army Major Ivan Hirst of the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (REME) was running Volkswagen. After talks with Colonel Michael McEvoy about a sports car based Volkswagen Beetle, Ivan asked Ringel's experimental team to build the Colonel in charge of Volkswagen, Charles Radcliffye, a two-seat cabriolet. The Radclyffe Cabriolet, as it is known in Volkswagen circles, obviously influenced Joseph Hebmüller II on his frequent trips to the Wolfsburg plant. The Type 14A, commonly known among VW enthusiasts as a "Heb", took many elements of the Radclyffe Cabriolet his company would later build.