Impressions from my visit at the http://www.veterama.de/en/home yesterday.

After some hours I became lazy with making photos, because I was really groggy - caused by the unexpected great success
I could grab several NOS-K 70-parts, several plates for my collection and a few other things, also things for other people, even IMCDb-ists
I was very happy, that I could take again the perfect equipment with me:



On the way to Mannheim I've passed this burning Bus:

http://hessenschau.de/panorama/reisebus-brennt-zweimal-auf-der-a3-,busbrand-idstein-104.html













"Sold. At home I have annother Mochet"






3100 €:





Although nearly extinct, 1650€ seems to be a lot -too much- money for this Escort. The wheel arches are probably not the only filler-artwork:






Unsure, if the grille is the only hack job-part here:






















"price on request"





67.000 €:






At the time, since the South American currencies lost a lot of value, it seems to be lucrative to import vehicles from there:















2222 €:










Funny, that this car could find a buyer in the deepest enemy-country (NSU and Fiat Deutschland)
@cl82: does the dealer still exist?






















This was just for decoration:

-uh, no, it wasn't! Now I see the cardboard with the comment "sold" inside





It's so typical -and typical annoying- :
If you on any car-event, everywhere, everytimes, open the bonnet, immediately a bunch of blokes will come and goggle inside
No matter if a muscle car or just a profane Passat...









One of the fat gentlemen become very impolite and said a nasty word to me
When I took the pics of this dsl-car, he joked and jumped around and inside the camera-view - but I told him: "Hey ya, ugly blokes as you are disturbing the nice impression of this wonderful piece in automotive history!"







Haha, someone tried to create a Wehrmacht-truck with a Ford FK 1000:



this plate looks like an uthentic German pre-war-plate:




Now impressions of vehicles, which were not for sale:














I think, this version was never officially sold in Germany:








Westfalia-conversion:




"Scholz Brüderchen" ("litte baby-brother") http://www.scholz-bruederchen.de/23643.html was made in Norway, by Wideroe`s Flyveselskap A/S Fornebu Oslo.



The Danish owner sold, as last year, too, a bunch of NOS K 70-parts for a fair price to me