[svandamme]

Pretty sure that applies to the Holocast, not so much Hitler's convertibles.

There's a whole lot of people that get off over militaria because 'It was used in the actual war".
And a small subset of those, get off on gear that was actually used by Nazis.

If this car has any kind of historical significance that makes it worth remembering, it should be in a museum, with the right kind of context to make sure people 100 years from now understand what a pos is standing in that car.

It should never be an exhibition on it's own, or have any kind of value other then to remind people of the crimes he did.

I'm pretty sure the Jewish communities aren't really amused by the sensation that surrounds this car as it now goes up for auction, where by the looks of it , big money will be spent to add this as a "prize piece" to a private collection.

I hope it doesn't go that way, and it ends up in a museum, never to be resold again..