***Mühldorfer Stadtplatz Classic Car Show (Part 3)***

[cawimmer430]

Here's Part III

Railton, a British car. Picture number 4 shows the owners favorite beer brand.






BMW 1602




Volkswagen "Schwimmwagen" Typ 166




Audi 80 Quattro: H O T



MG




DKW Junior





Mercedes-Benz 419 Firetruck: probably saw many years of service right here in this town!






Fiat Spider without the front bumper...



NSU TTS



Mercedes-Benz 190E 2.3-16 again...




Mercedes-Benz 300a "Adenauer"







Porsche Targa & a really ancient Ford!







Rally Porsche 924







Trabant: Made in East Germany yo!



Simca 1100 I believe. Looks like a Russian Lada for some reason, despite Lada generally using older Fiat body styles...



END OF PART III

[rhvfd10]

Thanks! I love that Metz aerial ladder and the Benz 300a. Lots of cool history there...

[MelvinJ]

The Railton looks very elegant.

I swear the DKW Junior was used in the movie The Incredibles (Mr. Incredible's car when he was working at the insurance company).

And cawimmer, looks like a missed opportunity to get a better shot of the blonde looking at the ancient Ford. You're slipping...

[camaroman22]

Originally Posted by cawimmer430

Porsche Targa & a really ancient Ford!

dude that's definately not a targa.

this is a targa:

[cawimmer430]

Originally Posted by rhvfd10

Thanks! I love that Metz aerial ladder and the Benz 300a. Lots of cool history there...

Anytime.

More pics coming up soon!

[cawimmer430]

Originally Posted by MelvinJ

The Railton looks very elegant.

I swear the DKW Junior was used in the movie The Incredibles (Mr. Incredible's car when he was working at the insurance company).

You're making me ask a "good question". Was DKW ever sold in the US? To my knowledge they didn't even make cars for the European market, only Germany.

Originally Posted by MelvinJ

And cawimmer, looks like a missed opportunity to get a better shot of the blonde looking at the ancient Ford. You're slipping...

I saw her. She was actually in her early 50s I think and she was the wife of the owner of the old Ford!

[cawimmer430]

Originally Posted by camaroman22

dude that's definately not a targa.

this is a targa:

Yep, my bad.

[MelvinJ]

Originally Posted by cawimmer430

You're making me ask a "good question". Was DKW ever sold in the US? To my knowledge they didn't even make cars for the European market, only Germany.




I saw her. She was actually in her early 50s I think and she was the wife of the owner of the old Ford!

I've never seen or even heard of a DKW in the U.S., so I really doubt it was ever sold here.

As for the blonde, she looked good in the pictures for early 50's, but I understand that distance may be her friend.

[cawimmer430]

Originally Posted by MelvinJ

I've never seen or even heard of a DKW in the U.S., so I really doubt it was ever sold here.

Gotcha, thanks.

Originally Posted by MelvinJ

As for the blonde, she looked good in the pictures for early 50's, but I understand that distance may be her friend.

She was actually quite attractive for a 50 year old. Her skin was still great and she had really beautiful facial features. She must have been stunner when she was younger. Well she still is, for her age.