This is my DKW 3PS. I don't have any really good pictures of the NZ 350-1 yet.

Wait until Summer and I'll take a picture.

Sehr schönn!

I also use Thomas's stencils. They are the finest!

No, I don't know who that was. It was one of the other reenactors talking with Aaron about his motorrad.

Warum sind die Abblasdämpferendstücke gedreht?

Aaron is wearing and early style Feldbluse (1936) with green collar with Unteroffizier shoulder boards (early green), and steingrau pants (also early). His uniform is not Feldgendarmerie. It is basic motorized Infanterie. Me? I just took my tunic off so the stitch Nazis cannot make comments, and bec...

Thanks Mike. When I got my DKW it was in good running condition, but had a few Russian parts, which I replaced with original and repro parts. I'm still looking for an original rear seat (they don't make repros), but then again EVERYONE is.

Well Mike, I didn't want to go through the trouble of changing the color, and I like Panzergrau anyway. If I did have to repaint the entire bike, I'd go with a nice camo pattern over the tan. What can you tell me of the history of this bike when you last saw it? I'd like to know everything you know ...

Model NZ 350-1 Baujahr / Year Built 1944 Rahmen Nummer / Frame serial number 626787 Motor Nummer / Motor serial number 1500033 email: ksuleski@comcast(dot)net This DKW motorrad was purchased from Tim Neumann in December 2009 and the restoration was completed in July 2010. Ron Henton was the owner pr...

Wonderful bike! Thanks for sharing !

Sergey! That NZ 350 is beautiful !

Everyone i contacted Gerald from Ohio which he owns acouple of DKW's and he has two friends in PA that have two DKW'S. so we might have someone going here. I told them about the lowell event. which gerald might attend. Jeff Guys: Attending the Lowell event in April or May is out of the question. Wo...

Hi Aaron!

Are we going to go riding again next year?

Kurt

I heard that a reenactor in Grossdeutschland in Wisconsin is just finishing up restoring another DKW NZ 350-1, making that the fourth one in the USA. I have one that used to belong to Tim Neumann and Ron Henton before him. I'll see if I can learn more about it at the next WWII event.