Dálník was the Czech name for a group of enclosed, streamlined single-track vehicles with small retractable side wheels. The term came from Jan Anderle (1900–1982), a factory pilot and designer with the Aero company. His first Dálník was developed from 1939 and completed in August 1941. It was an open two-seat car with a body by Sodomka of Vysoké Mýto, powered by a 561 cc two-cylinder two-stroke Jawa Minor of…