***Mühldorfer Classic Car Show (Part 6)*** (56K Warning)

[cawimmer430]

Part 6

BMW 1600GT based on the body of the former Glas 1300/1700 GT Coupe. Glass was a German carmaker who went bankrupt in the 1966 and the owner, Hans Glas, sold his company to BMW who adopted some of their models and sold them as BMWs.

Vauxhall Cavalier (in LHD interestingly enough)...

Customized VW Beetle...

Volkswagen Scirocco

Mercedes 220D (W115)

Audi GT and BMW 3.0 CSL

Triumph TR6s

Volvo 66DL, the second Swedish car I saw at this show aside from the older 1960s Saab.

BMW 1802 Touring

Mercedes 280SL R107

Ford Mustang

Opel Rekord from the late 1950s I guess....

BMW Isetta

Goggomobil

Porsche 356 and an early variant of the Citroen 2CV

Opel Rekords

Autobianchi (Lancia)

A 1970s Opel Rekord

Oldschool VW Bus from the 1970s

End of Part 6

 

[MikeJ]

That must have been quite a massive event for all those cars to show up... Great job once again.

Vauxhall Cavalier (in LHD interestingly enough)...

Interestingly enough, LHD Vauxhalls were sold in limited numbers on the continent until 1980 or so.

Volvo 66DL, the second Swedish car I saw at this show aside from the older 1960s Saab.

And it's not even a proper Swedish car, but a rebadged DAF made in the Netherlands following Volvo's acquisition of the brand. Famed for CVT transmissions whose reliability left a lot to be desired.

 

[Giannis]

thanks Chris! Now, can i expect part 7 or not?

 

[cawimmer430]

thanks Chris! Now, can i expect part 7 or not?

Anytime. Part 7 coming up soon! Did you like the W114/W115s?


MIKEJ: Thanks for the info! I was wondering why that Volvo looked familiar. I saw a DAF at another car show which looked just like this thing!

 

[Giannis]

Did you like the W114/W115s?

Yes, they are very nice. I'm jealous at the momment...

 

[cawimmer430]

Yes, they are very nice. I'm jealous at the momment...

And the funny thing is that you hardly see them on the road these days. You see more W123s than W114/W115s!

 

[Giannis]

Actually there are many W123s and even more W114/W115s here. Don't know why, but there are a lot - And they are very very cheap!