Tayne
·I posted a couple of Pictures from Tehcno Classica Essen last month, they're all now up on flickr if anyone wants to browse.
I'm Scottish and made the decsion to travel to Germany for a classic car show after seeing pictiures online for a good few years. The UK car market was very different to the european continent in the post war years (still is, but to a lesser extent) so there was completly differnet metal on display to what you'd see here.
No BL and almost no Brit stuff (just a few Big Healey, LRs and Astons), Porsche, BMW, Opel, Mercedes and Audi were well represented as were Citroen, Alfa, Maserati, Fiat, Ferrari and also various dead marques and very, very low volume such as Bitter, Borgward, Lloyd, Marathon, Gogomobil, OSCA, and Osi.
I'd highly reccomend visiting a foreign show if you come across one or traveling for one of the big ones.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/tayne/albums/72177720316417852/
BMW Goldfisch prototype by Tayne, on Flickr
Steyr 220 by Tayne, on Flickr
1948 Fiat 1100 SPort Gobbone by Tayne, on Flickr
1955 Alfa Romeo T10 Autotutto Romeo Campervan Wohnmobil by Tayne, on Flickr
I'm Scottish and made the decsion to travel to Germany for a classic car show after seeing pictiures online for a good few years. The UK car market was very different to the european continent in the post war years (still is, but to a lesser extent) so there was completly differnet metal on display to what you'd see here.
No BL and almost no Brit stuff (just a few Big Healey, LRs and Astons), Porsche, BMW, Opel, Mercedes and Audi were well represented as were Citroen, Alfa, Maserati, Fiat, Ferrari and also various dead marques and very, very low volume such as Bitter, Borgward, Lloyd, Marathon, Gogomobil, OSCA, and Osi.
I'd highly reccomend visiting a foreign show if you come across one or traveling for one of the big ones.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/tayne/albums/72177720316417852/



