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A Vintage Bus Was Discovered in a Polish Forest. It's the Last Model of Its Kind.
For years, it was believed that all the "Bałtyk" buses, manufactured in Koszalin between 1957 and 1963, had vanished without a trace. However, history surprised us – the last surviving vehicle of this type was discovered in a forest in Greater Poland. After decades of storage, it has now been transferred to the Wena Automotive Museum in Oława, where it will undergo a thorough renovation.
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For years, it was believed that all the "Bałtyk" buses, manufactured in Koszalin between 1957 and 1963, had vanished without a trace. However, history surprised us – the last surviving vehicle of this type was discovered in a forest in Greater Poland. After decades of storage, it has now been transferred to the Wena Automotive Museum in Oława, where it will undergo a thorough renovation.
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