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Nice ingo 
At the moment, I am using the computer that the imagshack doesn't support the browser that is currently used. I'll upload better picture when I am using another computer.
Here are the latest iteration at the Lighting Gallery's Ingo's Sighting albums
At the moment, I am using the computer that the imagshack doesn't support the browser that is currently used. I'll upload better picture when I am using another computer.
Here are the latest iteration at the Lighting Gallery's Ingo's Sighting albums
I had a thought for the "hard working machines fans" from IMCDb yesterday while seeing a sibling of this one:
(Wikimedia picture, as I had no telephone nor camera to shot the real one, sorry
)
(Wikimedia picture, as I had no telephone nor camera to shot the real one, sorry
)
@rjluna2: sorry, but he haven't been at the http://www.neonmuseum.org/
Entering is only possible by a guided tour and when we had been there, the next tour was full, so we had to wait over 1 1/2 hours
And with 18$ entry fee for each person, it's not really cheap, when you think about, that in fact it's not much more than a not even large junkyard.
So I only made this pic from the outside:
But we had been in a very great and recommended place not far away from there
, at the magnificent
The pic of me with my Double Bypass plus Fries is still om my wife's smartphone, so here only here Single Bypass:
Entering is only possible by a guided tour and when we had been there, the next tour was full, so we had to wait over 1 1/2 hours
And with 18$ entry fee for each person, it's not really cheap, when you think about, that in fact it's not much more than a not even large junkyard.So I only made this pic from the outside:
But we had been in a very great and recommended place not far away from there
, at the magnificent
The pic of me with my Double Bypass plus Fries is still om my wife's smartphone, so here only here Single Bypass:
Isn't that a hospital shirt? 
@rjluna2: sorry, but he haven't been at the http://www.neonmuseum.org/
Entering is only possible by a guided tour and when we had been there, the next tour was full, so we had to wait over 1 1/2 hours And with 18$ entry fee for each person, it's not really cheap, when you think about, that in fact it's not much more than a not even large junkyard.
So I only made this pic from the outside:
Entering is only possible by a guided tour and when we had been there, the next tour was full, so we had to wait over 1 1/2 hours
And with 18$ entry fee for each person, it's not really cheap, when you think about, that in fact it's not much more than a not even large junkyard.So I only made this pic from the outside:
Nice, I posted at Neon Museum.
The pic of me with my Double Bypass plus Fries is still om my wife's smartphone, so here only here Single Bypass:
http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/640x480q90/835/oxf3.jpg
http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/640x480q90/835/oxf3.jpg
Did you managed to finished the burger?
Yes. So it was not neccessary, that the nurse had to use the racket.
A (sorry, badly made because while driving) pic for dsl:
No kidding, this CD was really running that moment
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Greatest-Hits-The-Wurzels/dp/B000OPP7AE/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1398786899&sr=8-1&keywords=the+wurzels
but http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6tI73B5sgkk is not on that tape...
For the ones who also "play" with IGCD (I have names! ), a whole Flickr album (136 pictures) made with shots from Gran Turismo 5:
), a whole Flickr album (136 pictures) made with shots from Gran Turismo 5:
Today on the classic car spare parts market in Recklinghausen:
To whom it may concern :
(Click...)
:
(Click...)
From my brother-in-law's new car.
It was totally clean, when he purchased it at Easter, but it parked the last weeks outside on a friend's backyard (because he gor problems with his wife about the many vehicles...)
These parts shall be quite expensive, because they are more elaborately made than the usual light-bars, he told me.
@rjluna2: when he will go back home next Sunday, we will pick up 25 of these lightbars in Eastern Westphalia, he bought from a guy, who got them probably on a questionable way, as normally the police, the ambulance-services and other authorities aren't allowed to sell them officially.
It was totally clean, when he purchased it at Easter, but it parked the last weeks outside on a friend's backyard (because he gor problems with his wife about the many vehicles...)
These parts shall be quite expensive, because they are more elaborately made than the usual light-bars, he told me.
@rjluna2: when he will go back home next Sunday, we will pick up 25 of these lightbars in Eastern Westphalia, he bought from a guy, who got them probably on a questionable way, as normally the police, the ambulance-services and other authorities aren't allowed to sell them officially.
Seen today, in the classic cars meeting that take place every month here in Toulouse.
"Still living here", for dsl :
(A Renault 6 TL from 1977-1980 - Click...)
"Still living here", for dsl
:
(A Renault 6 TL from 1977-1980 - Click...)
To whom it may concern :
:Nice, eLMeR
I have this Normade Lighting Vintage Style Antique Tinted Bulb and Normande Lighting Decorative CFL Bulb in my collection among with other vintage reproduction bulbs as well
I like the one that you squeeze the bulb here
Today on the classic car spare parts market in Recklinghausen:
Thanks, ingo.
I fixed the picture and uploaded to Traffic Signal Lights at Classic Car Spare Parts Market.
From my brother-in-law's new car.
It was totally clean, when he purchased it at Easter, but it parked the last weeks outside on a friend's backyard (because he gor problems with his wife about the many vehicles...)
These parts shall be quite expensive, because they are more elaborately made than the usual light-bars, he told me.
@rjluna2: when he will go back home next Sunday, we will pick up 25 of these lightbars in Eastern Westphalia, he bought from a guy, who got them probably on a questionable way, as normally the police, the ambulance-services and other authorities aren't allowed to sell them officially.
It was totally clean, when he purchased it at Easter, but it parked the last weeks outside on a friend's backyard (because he gor problems with his wife about the many vehicles...)
These parts shall be quite expensive, because they are more elaborately made than the usual light-bars, he told me.
@rjluna2: when he will go back home next Sunday, we will pick up 25 of these lightbars in Eastern Westphalia, he bought from a guy, who got them probably on a questionable way, as normally the police, the ambulance-services and other authorities aren't allowed to sell them officially.
I consolidated to one picture with two images in the description field posted at Light Bar.
Quiz for rjluna2: where is the third brakelight?
A bunch of Dutch taxi-light bars:
Now the promised Camper-parade for Gamer
Same, as for the pics, uploaded in the "interesting sights"-thread besides: due the pure amount of vehicles, only a few snapshots of the items, I noticed directly. There were many more around there. These pics are only from the classic car-meeting-area, I hadn't been on the extra area for dealer/exhibitors-camping, nor on the vistor-paking-areas. Too much...
And yes, also several homemade conversions are among them, worth to be mentioned IMO
@Gamer: ich weiß nicht, aus welcher Gegend Du kommst, aber wenn es Norddeutschland sein sollte, kann ich einen Besuch in Bockhorn nur empfehlen. allein die Atmosphäre ist es wert. Ich bin seit 1991 jedes Jahr (bis auf 2005) dabeigewesen
Das hier ist echt nur ein Bruchteil. Von den letzten Jahren könnten auch noch irgendwo Fotos sein.
No, not original:
Also a later, homemade conversion. As it seems, with original aftersales market camper-items.
@rjluna2: this T2 was in first hand used by the German riot police, clearly identifyable by the colour sheme. The windshield-cleaners are originally the Sweden-spec headlight-washers, here mounted for the windshield - to clean it from the thrown eggs at demonstrations
A bunch of Dutch taxi-light bars:
Now the promised Camper-parade for Gamer
Same, as for the pics, uploaded in the "interesting sights"-thread besides: due the pure amount of vehicles, only a few snapshots of the items, I noticed directly. There were many more around there. These pics are only from the classic car-meeting-area, I hadn't been on the extra area for dealer/exhibitors-camping, nor on the vistor-paking-areas. Too much...
And yes, also several homemade conversions are among them, worth to be mentioned IMO
@Gamer: ich weiß nicht, aus welcher Gegend Du kommst, aber wenn es Norddeutschland sein sollte, kann ich einen Besuch in Bockhorn nur empfehlen. allein die Atmosphäre ist es wert. Ich bin seit 1991 jedes Jahr (bis auf 2005) dabeigewesen
Das hier ist echt nur ein Bruchteil. Von den letzten Jahren könnten auch noch irgendwo Fotos sein.
No, not original:
Also a later, homemade conversion. As it seems, with original aftersales market camper-items.
@rjluna2: this T2 was in first hand used by the German riot police, clearly identifyable by the colour sheme. The windshield-cleaners are originally the Sweden-spec headlight-washers, here mounted for the windshield - to clean it from the thrown eggs at demonstrations
Here is one of my early issue of SAAB Sounding The magazine for SAAB owners in my collection. I found this in my basement. I have a few of these magazine up to 1992 the last one I received. I have taken liberty to scan and posted here of Volume 22 which it was published in 1984:
If you can easily scan it, I would read it
@rjluna2: found on an used K 70-windscreen
On the http://www.veterama.de/en/home last week:
I've found out, that this traffic-light-maker doesn't exist any more. It was merged with http://www.bas-verkehr.de/ may years ago.
There are a plenty of more pics for this thread, but I have time-problems now. Let's see, if I'm able to show more today.
Because I took this pic for rjluna2:
Completely original from 1929!
Electric light was a costly extra option back then.
the owner, a nice old man told me the absolute unique story about this motorbike.
It is a "Bergmüller" from 1929 ("UT" stands for Untertürkheim, where it was manufactured) - the only known survivor!
And he is the second owner!!!
The bike was bought in 1929 by a 19-year-old guy brandnew with all available extra option (electric light, chrome etc.) and he kept it until his death, aged 100 years.
On the http://www.veterama.de/en/home last week:
I've found out, that this traffic-light-maker doesn't exist any more. It was merged with http://www.bas-verkehr.de/ may years ago.
There are a plenty of more pics for this thread, but I have time-problems now. Let's see, if I'm able to show more today.
Because I took this pic for rjluna2:
Completely original from 1929!
Electric light was a costly extra option back then.the owner, a nice old man told me the absolute unique story about this motorbike.
It is a "Bergmüller" from 1929 ("UT" stands for Untertürkheim, where it was manufactured) - the only known survivor!
And he is the second owner!!!
The bike was bought in 1929 by a 19-year-old guy brandnew with all available extra option (electric light, chrome etc.) and he kept it until his death, aged 100 years.