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An antique electric phaeton, model number 27, is displayed on a white platform in a museum. The vehicle is predominantly dark purple with white tires. It features a black canopy supported by metal poles and a leather-covered seat. The front of the phaeton has a distinctive ribbed dark grey cover. The interior shows a wooden floor. A historical plaque in front of the car provides information in both German and English. The plaque details the "Elektrischer Phaeton, System Lohner-Porsche, Modell Nr. 27" and its English equivalent, "Electric Phaeton, Lohner-Porsche system, model No. 27." It specifies the internal-pole motors in the front wheels, 2.5 PS (2 kW) each, and a top speed of approximately 32 km/h. The plaque also notes that the vehicle was built by Jacob Lohner & Co., Vienna, between 1900 and 1902, with inventory number 1,428, acquired from the Oesterreichischen Daimler-Motoren-AG. A sepia-toned photograph of a similar vehicle or group of vehicles is visible on the right side of the plaque. The background is a plain white wall, and the lighting casts shadows from the car onto the platform.
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