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	DKW Multimedia Productions - Central Ohio
		Join Chef Christopher Bee as he cooks up something wonderful.
		DKW Multimedia, located in Columbus, Ohio provides end-to-end multimedia services to promote your business, service or event.
		We are creative in video production, website development, graphic design, photography and logo/brochure design.
	www.dkwmultimedia.com (310 words)

	DKW - Wikicars
		DKW engines were used by Saab, as a model for their two-stroke engines in their new automobile manufacturing venture, in 1947.
		The civilian version of the DKW cross-country car was widely adopted in Western Germany for agricultural and forestry work in particular, and also became popular abroad, especially in those countries where „go anywhere“ transport was needed because of poor roads, as, for example, in large parts of South America and South- Africa.
		DKW logo in the F 1000 L. IMOSA means Industrias del Motor, S.A. Thanks to its layout the van had a low floor configuration, with the load areas about 40 cm from the ground.
	wikicars.org /en/DKW (1848 words)

	DKW - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
		DKW engines were used by Saab, as a model for their two-stroke engines in their new automobile manufacturing venture, in 1947.
		The civilian version of the DKW cross-country car was widely adopted in Western Germany for agricultural and forestry work in particular, and also became popular abroad, especially in those countries where „go anywhere“ transport was needed because of poor roads, as, for example, in large parts of South America and South- Africa.
		DKW logo in the F 1000 L. IMOSA means Industrias del Motor, S.A. Thanks to its layout the van had a low floor configuration, with the load areas about 40 cm from the ground.
	www.arikah.com /encyclopedia/DKW (1909 words)

	DKW - Biocrawler (Site not responding. Last check: )
		DKW is an historic car and motorcycle brand that originates in 1916 when the Dane Jørgen Skafte Rasmussen founded a factory in Saxony in Germany to produce steam fittings.
		DKW also produced the 'Munga' from 1954 to 1968, a Jeep like all terrain vehicle for the German police and the army.
		The last DKW was the F102, which was the direct forerunner of the first post-war Audi, the model 60.
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/DKW (460 words)

	Mylan sued by law group's trustee (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Meanwhile, Mylan and its top attorney are being sued by the trustee for DKW Law Group over their actions in the months before the prominent Downtown law firm sought bankruptcy protection two years ago.
		When DKW sent a March 2003 bill for nearly $1.5 million, Williams told his former firm that Mylan wouldn't pay more than $750,000, and that the only way DKW would get the money would be by agreeing to accept it as payment in full.
		DKW officials agreed to pay, through the monthly payments, $600,000 to Williams for remaining associated with the firm even after he left -- more than other former attorneys received when they left the firm, according to Cardiello.
	www.post-gazette.com /pg/05193/536402.stm (629 words)

	DKW Information
		DKW produced the Munga from 1954 to 1968, a Jeep-like all terrain vehicle for the German Army and Polizei.
		During the 1960s, DKW produced a van with a trailing-arm rear suspension system which incorporated springs in the cross bar assembly.
		Because it was front-wheel drive, it was possible for a low floor configuration, with the load areas about 40 cm from the ground.
	www.bookrags.com /DKW (1393 words)

	DKW at GOODWOOD REVIVAL 2002
		I offered them a DKW 3=6 from 1957 painted in “British Racing Green”, prepared for motor racing, with a modified engine, lowered suspension, widened wheel rims, much improved cooling system, modified exhaust system, etc. The offer was accepted by the end of May 2002.
		After working day and night, the DKW was towed with an A-frame from Pretoria to Cape Town, a distance of 1500 km, and was laden into a container destined for the UK.
		DKW F93 towed by A-frame to Cape Town from Pretoria, a distance of 1500 km.
	www.dkw.co.za /DKW_at_GOODWOOD_REVIVAL_2002.html (1713 words)

	DKW NZ 350
		Ewald Kluge was the top DKW rider in these prewar years, who won the European Championship in 1938 and 1939.
		After the war the equipment for producing the DKW NZ 350 was moved from the factory in Zschopau to Izhevsk (former USSR, now in Russia) and the model was produced under the Izh 350 trademark between 1946 and 1951 with overall amount of 127 090 machines.
		DKW merged in the “Zweirad-Union” with Victoria and Express, but in 1966 FichtelandSachs (“Hercules”) bought the Union and the DKW logo is appearing sporadically on single products of Zweirad-Union and later of Sachs Gruppe.
	dkw-nz350.hit.bg /dkw-hist.htm (961 words)

	DKW Motorcycles
		The name DKW was trademarked in 1922 and the firm went on to become one of the largest manufacturers of motorcycles in the world..
		Vendemos para reparar Moto DKW - 1935 origen Aleman - Completa para reparar
		The trademark 'DKW' is still hold by AUDI AG, but as I got as an information from AUDI AG some days ago, they do not plan to reactivate this name to built motorcycles.
	www.cybermotorcycle.com /euro/brands/dkw.htm (3714 words)

	DKW Communications Inc. - Benefits
		DKW employees may choose to allocate part of their pay, on a before-tax basis, to pay medical, dental, and vision expenses not covered by their insurance.
		DKW Commuter Benefits Program is very similar to our Flexible Spending Program; however, it allows you to set aside pre-tax dollars for the purchase of transit passes (metro, bus, and railroad passes), van pooling, and parking expenses incurred while commuting between work and your residence.
		All DKW employees who are age 21 or older and have been employed for 3 consecutive full calendar months, may elect to participate in the plan.
	www.dkwcommunications.com /careers/benefits.html (1074 words)

	DKW
		Founded by Jörge-Skafte Rasmussen, DKW built its first two-stroke motorcycles in 1919, and, after building SB and DEW electrics, used a similar wood-framed chassis-less construction on its first petrol-powered DKW two-stroke cars at their Berlin-Spandau works in 1928.
		In 1932 DKW became part of the Auto Union Group, consisting of DKW, Audi, Horch and Wanderer.
		The Auto Union DKW "1000" of 1957 got a new three-cylinder 980cc engine which had 44 bhp, afterwards 50 bhp at 4500 rpm, while the "Special" was supplied with 55 hp motors.
	vea.qc.ca /vea/marques1/dkw.htm (303 words)

	DKW - CycleChaos
		Founded by Danish-born Joerge Rasmussen, DKW was known for their expertise with two-strokes.
		DKW began building bikes in 1920 and by 1928 had become the world's largest manufacturer with a production of over 100,000 machines.
		In 1932 DKW merged with Audi, Horsch and Wanderer to form Auto Union, giving the four-circle logo still used by Audi.
	www.cyclechaos.com /wiki/DKW (188 words)

	DKW GT MALZONI AND PUMA GT
		When Volkswagen of Brazil took over the Brazilian DKW operation, which was known as Vemag, VW basically inherited the relationship between the two companies.
		It was Lettry who tweaked the small DKW engines to produce upwards of 100 horsepower from 1000 cc's in the racing Malzonis.
		This was the predecessor to the DKW Puma GT.
	wj2d.100megsdns.com /dkw.html (607 words)

	Model T88 (96). DKW with sidecar, 1938
		DKW (Dampf Kraft Wagen) was founded in 1919 in Zschopau (Germany) by the Danish Jørgen Skafte Rasmussen.
		DKW became involved in the war effort in Germany during World War II.
		During the 1950s the sales of DKW motorcycles slumped and the company eventually went out of business in the 1960s.
	www.ateeme.net /angles/at88dkw.htm (209 words)

	Audi Worldwide > Company > History > Brands > DKW
		After 1945, DKW motorcycles and cars were the basis for re-establishment of the Auto Union in Ingolstadt.
		DKW Sonderklasse cabrio-saloon, 1054 cc, V4 two-stroke engine with two charge pumps, rear-wheel drive, 32 hp, 1938.
		DKW 3=6 Sonderklasse Type F 93, two-seater cabriolet, Karmann body, three-cylinder two-stroke engine, 900 cc, 38 hp, 1956.
	www.audi.com /audi/com/en2/about_audi_ag/history/brands/dkw.html (207 words)

	Auto Union DKW F12
		In 1964 the obscure (at least for most Australians) company "Auto Union" of Germany introduced their new model DKW F12/60, which was available in both sedan and roadster forms and was fitted with a sweet 899cc 2-Stroke engine.
		By the 1930's DKW had become the world's largest motorcycle manufacturer, and in 1928 the company upgraded the engines size and capacity to make it suitable for use in a motor vehicle, thus the first "DKW" car was born.
		Many would claim the F12 to be the pinnacle of DKW design, with Auto Union being taken over in 1967 by Volkswagen and providing the platform for the new 'Audi' luxury VW brand.
	www.uniquecarsandparts.com.au /car_info_auto_union_dkw_f12.htm (368 words)

	Ing.dk - Se Det Kørende Wækkeur (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Jørgen Skafte Rasmussen drev fra første verdenskrig og frem til slutningen af tyverne DKW frem til at være verdens største motorcykelproducent og derefter også pioner i små forhjulstrukne biler.
		DKW var indgået i 1930'erne i en sammenslutning af fire mærker, Audi, Horch, Wanderer og DKW, derfor de fire ringe - og efter 2.
		DKW fik mange andre mere eller mindre søde øgenavne.
	www.ing.dk /article/20061001/WEBLOG05/61001001/0/BYGGERI (707 words)

	DKW (DE) - Phil Seed's Virtual Car museum
		Like so many other manufacturers, DKW were also famous for their motorcycles and by the 1930's DKW was in fact the world's largest motorcycle manufacturer.
		The same engine design was later used by SAAB in their 92, 93 and 96 models, and by Trabant in East Germany, where it continued to be manufactured up to the early 1990's, more than 70 years later.
		After World War II DKW wanted to re-launch the make, but had no suitable models, and so, as an interim measure, they had Bauer fit their new bodies on a modified pre-war chassis.
	www.philseed.com /dkw.html (247 words)

	DKW 1000Sp 1957 - 1965: Baby Thunderbird, page 1 of 3
		Only one of the old Auto Union marques was revived: DKW, the brand for the masses which offered both motorcycles and affordable lower middle class cars.
		The post-war DKW cars were quite similar in construction and design to the pre-war models.
		The German market accepted this since there was a shortage on affordable motorization, but in order to survive DKW needed to get in touch with the future.
	www.ritzsite.net /DKW1000SP/01_SP.htm (452 words)

	“THE TWO-STROKE ROAD TO SUCCESS” - LARGE SPECIAL EXHIBITION IN THE AUDI MUSEUM MOBILE
		DKW, however, was also to feel the effects of the Great Depression and, at the initiative of the Saxon State Bank, the Saxon motor-vehicle manufacturers Audi, Horch, DKW and Wanderer merged to form the company Auto Union.
		DKW entered the market at a time when the competition was long since established and succeeded in appealing to the emotions of customers and dealers alike.
		A DKW F 5 chassis next to the finished vehicle will be on show in the “Zwickau” area of the exhibition.
	www.media.audiusa.com /print_doc.cfm?article_id=9279 (875 words)

	DKW 1000Sp 1957 - 1965: Baby Thunderbird, page 3 of 3
		The 1000 cc models were replaced by the DKW F102 in 1964, which was to be the last DKW model.
		DKW had been bought by Volkswagen from Daimler-Benz in 1965.
		The 2-stroke DKW F102 was taken out of production in spring 1966 and Audi went on to become Volkswagens premium brand it is today, built on the foundation laid by DKW.
	www.ritzsite.net /DKW1000SP/03_SP.htm (518 words)

	Johnny Herbert Website: Latest News, September - December 2002
		The Pirro/Hesse DKW qualified 16th on the 28-car grid with the Herbert/Smail DKW 26th courtesy of Emanuele and Johnny - both driving their respective “Deeks” for the first time during the 30-minute qualifying session.
		The DKW name was originally derived from the German words for “steam driven vehicle” (Dampfkraftwagen) but was also used by Rasmussen for subsequent engine projects: Des Knaben Wunsch (a boy’s wish) and Das kleine Wunder (the small miracle) which led to DKW manufacturing motorcycles in the 1920s.
		A small DKW “competitions department” was established in 1925, initially concentrating on its motorcycle programme but by 1929, one for cars was formed.
	www.johnnyherbert.co.uk /news/monthly/sept2002.shtml (1633 words)

	DKW Fundsachen
		DKW Imosa F 100 L der spanischen Fluggesellschaft IBERIA.
		DKW Imosa F 100 L der spanischen Feuerwehr.
		DKW Imosa F 100 L der spanischen Ambulanz.
	www.dkw-autounion.de /DKW_Fundsachen/dkw_fundsachen.html (134 words)

	McLellan's Automobile Literature :: Cars & Trucks - DKW (Items with photos)
		Front of sheet is yellow and green and is photograph showing side view of DKW 3=6 2-Door Saloon and grille and headlight on second car.
		Folder opens to 8x23 layout with two photographs showing DKW 3=6 2-Door Sedan equipped with Saxomat automatic clutch and view of foot controls with clutch X'd out and copy of DKW delivery form, with discussion.
		Folder opens to 8x24 layout with four photo renderings showing DKW 2- and 4-Door Sedans, Coupe and Universal (station wagon) and ten drawings showing ways in which a DKW Universal can be used, seating/cargo arrangements for Universal, chassis and features of DKW cars, with discussion.
	www.mclellansautomotive.com /sales-lit/bymake/dkw/index.shtml (1954 words)

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